Script Bowl 2014
Clojure community
@priyatam mudivarti
facjure
Java One
Past
Present
Future
History
early adoptees
emacs-only
lack of books, libraries
tiny ecosysem
weak documentation
attracted mainly lisp hackers
2008-2011
3 years later ...
Github
~ 12,138 repository results
Curated Libraries
(:categories 140 :libraries ~500)
www.clojure-toolbox.com
clojure.docs
Clojure in Production
core.lang
Clojure Programming, 2/e
Clojure in Action, 2/e
Programming Clojure
The Joy of Clojure
Clojurescript Up & Running
Clojure Cookbook
apps.arch.lib
Clojure for Machine Learning
Clojure Data Analysis Cookbook
Web Development with Clojure
7 Concurrency Models in 7 weeks
Functional programming Patterns
Books
Training
Cognitect, ClojureBridge, Clojure/Conj, Clojure/West,
Local Meetups ...
Enterprise?
Libraries for popular sql/nosql databases
Advanced cmd line utilities for cloud devops
Enterprise messaging (RabbitMQ/HornetQ), SOA
Business Rule engines (Clara)
JBoss Immutant AS 7, with Infinispan
Bring Your Own DSL
Databases
Templating Languages
HTTP/Web
Messaging
Swing
NLP/ML
Research
Algorithms
Compilers
Web Scrapers
Web Frameworks
Servers
Build Tools
Devops
Async/IO
Distributed Computing
Bigdata
Search
Realtime
Statistics
Ecosystem
Generative Art
Music
Linguistics
Literature
User Interface
Research
Lightable
Sublime, Eclipse,IntelliJ
Vim-fireplace, Emacs-CIDER
What's more ...
You can write Clojure in:
functional programming
light-weight object-oriented programming
logic programming
declarative programming
imperative programming (not recommended)
user-interfaces
and, of course, in Lisp.
is the future of Jvm in one programming language?
To build a future you must know the past
future is when we connet our past, together
A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system - John Gall, The Beginner's Guide to Systems Large and Small
credits
illustrations by matt martini
native indian art by globerove.com
Part-I Demos
https://github.com/priyatam/ringo
https://github.com/malyn/mondrian
Scriptbowl 2014, Jvm Languages
By Priyatam Mudivarti
Scriptbowl 2014, Jvm Languages
Languages that run on the JVM, represented by their respective language nerds, battle for bragging rights as the most popular language. This year's contest winners: Groovy & Clojure.
