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  • Zero Runtime Exceptions in Production with Elm

    At QCon London 2017, Richard Feldman, software engineer at noredink and author of "Elm in Action" from Manning, explained how their decision to switch to Elm led to a 100,000 LOC system running in production with zero runtime exceptions since 2015. Here, we provide a brief summary of Feldman’s key points.

    on May 31, 2017
  • Clojure 1.8 Improves Performance and Development Experience

    Earlier this month, Alex Miller, one of the main developers behind the Clojure Community, announced the latest version of Clojure. The flagship new features of Clojure 1.8 are Direct Linking, String Functions and Socket Servers, although it also includes a few minor enhancements and more than thirty bug fixes.

    on Jan 27, 2016
  • Clojure 1.7 Introduces Transducers, Improves Cross-platform Support

    Transducers and reader conditionals are the two most important new features in Clojure 1.7, says Cognitect’s Alex Miller. Transducers aim to enable composable algorithmic transformations on different kinds of collections, while reader conditionals can be used to improve Clojure portability across the JVM and JavaScript platforms.

    on Jul 20, 2015
  • Survey Finds Clojure Adoption Progresses Year-to-Year

    Cognitect has recently published the results of a community survey aimed at finding out "how and for what Clojure and ClojureScript are being adopted, what is going well and what could stand improvement." According to Cognitect, though not a scientific survey, it shows how Clojure has "transitioned from exploratory status to a viable, sustainable platform for development at work."

    on Oct 28, 2014
  • Emerging Languages: A Look at The Last Five Years

    In a recent article, Alex Payne, organizer of the Emerging Languages Camp, provides insight on how the language landscape has changed in the last five years and how it might change in future. InfoQ has talked with him.

    on Oct 02, 2014
  • LightTable IDE Goes Open Source, Adds Plugin Support

    Chris Granger has open sourced the LightTable IDE with the 0.6 release. Third party plugin support was the highlight feature of the release. InfoQ talked to LightTable creator Chris Granger.

    on Feb 03, 2014
  • Om: Enhancing Facebook's React with Immutability

    Om is a new a ClojureScript interface for Facebook’s React HTML UI library. Om uses Clojure(Script)'s persistent data structures and requestAnimationFrame to further improve React's rendering. InfoQ talked to Om's creator, David Nolen, about Om and the benefits of functional concepts for application programming.

    on Jan 17, 2014
  • core.async: A Different Approach to Asynchronous Programming with Clojure and ClojureScript

    While it has been less than a month since the announcement of the core.async Clojure/ClojureScript library, a number of blog posts have been published describing how to use it effectively to avoid "callback hell" in front-end code, and showing off simple code resulting in some impressive demos.

    on Jul 24, 2013
  • Rich Hickey Speaks on Datomic at Clojure/West

    Rich Hickey spoke at the Clojure/West conference last weekend about his newest venture, Datomic, which he describes as "a distributed database designed to enable scalable, flexible and intelligent applications, running on cloud architectures." Datomic sits on Amazon’s DynamoDB, and embeds Datalog, a subset of Prolog, to move queries into the application.

    on Mar 19, 2012
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