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Daniel Compton

Daniel Compton talks to Clojure and ClojureScript developers about the libraries and systems they have built. They dive into the nitty-gritty details and technical challenges the authors faced.

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Jeremy Taylor and James Henderson talk about building XTDB, bitemporality, SQL compatibility, and Apache Arrow. Launching XTDB v2 Grid Dynamics acquires JUXT LSM Tree The Generational Hypothesis JUXT Cast - Viktor Leis HTAP Processing Are We There Yet - Rich Hickey Jepsen Consistency Tree Jepsen Datomic test Jepsen Postgres test Andy Pavlo - CMU Intro to Database Systems sqllogictest

56: XTDB: A Bitemporal database in Clojure

Michael Drogalis discusses Pyroclasts's recent acquisition by Confluent, high performance stream processing, working on large Clojure programs, and some of Onyx's technical innovations.. Welcoming The Distributed Masonry Team to Confluent Pyrostore Announcing Pyrostore’s tiered storage Component Aeron Mechanical Sympathy Mailing List Michael Drogalis on Twitter

1: Michael Drogalis on Pyrostore's Acquisition, the future of Onyx, and stream processing

Daniel Higginbotham talks about building on top of Clojure spec, designing simple Clojure libraries, the µNolen unit of productivity, and writing useful documentation.. Specmonstah Reify Health Grateful Place, a Positive Community Expound Clojure for the Brave and True Reify Health is hiring for an Engineering Manager and a Senior Data Engineer

2: Daniel Higginbotham on Specmonstah, Clojure Spec, and Ent walking trees

Mike Fikes talks about his recent work adding type inference to the ClojureScript compiler, the AOT cache, cljs.main, Clojurists Together, Graal.js, and Apropos.. CLJS-2865 Optimize string expression concatenation Type inference under :advanced compilation Parameter type inference Graal.js AOT cache Clojurists Together Apropos Clojure

3: Mike Fikes on ClojureScript type inference, Graal, and Clojurists Together

Bruce Hauman discusses Figwheel, Figwheel Main, Rebel Readline, Tooling, and lots more.. Figwheel Main Devcards Rebel Readline Clojurists Together NZ Missing from maps

4: Bruce Hauman on interactive development, Figwheel, and Rebel Readline

Nikita Prokopov talks about data synchronisation, the web after tomorrow, Datascript, Rum, software quality, and font ligatures. The Web After Tomorrow Jai language Datascript Rum Cognician Swarm Grumpy Website Software disenchantment About Face The Design of Everyday Things Clojure VS Code Calva Fira Code Nikita’s Website If you benefit from Nikita’s work, you can support him at his Patreon.

5: Looking At The Web After Tomorrow with Nikita Prokopov

Thomas Heller talks about the Google Closure compiler, Shadow CLJS, and interop with JavaScript. Externs JS modules Vue CLI - Graphical interface to Vue Clojurists Together announcement post JS dependencies: The Problem JS dependencies: Going forward JS dependencies: In Practice The many Ways to use shadow-cljs

6: Thomas Heller on Shadow CLJS

Ben Brinckerhoff talks about Expound, his tool for formatting Clojure Spec error messages, a common language for Clojure errors, and the wider world of error messages.. Expound Elm errors Orchestra Clojure error messages are accidental ReasonML error messages

7: Ben Brinckerhoff on Clojure Spec and Error Messages

Elana Hashman discusses her work on packaging Leiningen, the state of Clojure on Debian, and I ask her all the questions I've ever had about packaging on Linux.. Elana’s talk on packaging Leiningen at ClojureSYNC More resources from the ClojureSYNC talk The original Intent To Package for Leiningen Clojure/Leiningen Debian Wiki

8: Elana Hashman on Debian and Clojure

Hannah Henderson talks about CI, Spec, remote work, and engineering at CircleCI.. CircleCI Orbs CircleCI Jobs Lacinia Working with Hannah Preview of the next CircleCI UI

3: Mike Fikes on ClojureScript type inference, Graal, and Clojurists Together

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