Digital Digressions by Stuart Sierra
From programming to everything else
A couple of weeks ago, I sat down with my new coworkers Camille Acey and Paul Groudas to talk about the work we’re doing to scale up and expand Clubhouse.io. The interview is on the Clubhouse blog as Building for Growth: A Conversation with Clubhouse’s Paul Groudas and Stuart Sierra.
How long does Clojure start-up really take? Let’s find out.
Polymorphism is a powerful feature. The purpose of polymorphism is to provide a single, consistent interface to a caller. There may be multiple ways to carry out that behavior, but the caller doesn’t need to know that. When you call a polymorphic function, you remain blissfully ignorant of (and therefore decoupled from) which method will…
Earlier this year, I wrote a piece for the Cognitect blog: Developing the Language of the Domain (blog.cognitect.com) In it, I describe the process of building a domain-driven application using Clojure, ClojureScript, EDN, Datomic, clojure.spec, Pedestal, and Om.