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- 1. JAVA DEVELOPERS FIRST CLOJUREPROJECT CRAIG MALONE
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- 3. OVERVIEW WHAT / WHY ▸Clojure project overview ▸ Perspective of a Java developer ▸ Feedback
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- 5. OVERVIEW CONTEXT ▸ Target nichemarket ▸ Quilting patterns
- 6. OVERVIEW CONTEXT ▸ Target nichemarket ▸ Quilting patterns ▸ Pattern design tool ▸ Pattern marketplace ▸ Interactive patterns
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- 8. RESOURCES BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, VIDEOS ▸Book: Joy of Clojure
- 9. RESOURCES BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, VIDEOS ▸Book: Joy of Clojure ▸ Book: Clojure Applied
- 10. RESOURCES BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, VIDEOS ▸Book: Joy of Clojure ▸ Book: Clojure Applied ▸ Book: Functional Programming Patterns in Scala and Clojure
- 11. RESOURCES BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, VIDEOS ▸Book: Joy of Clojure ▸ Book: Clojure Applied ▸ Book: Functional Programming Patterns in Scala and Clojure ▸ Newsletter: Purely Functional - Eric Normand
- 12. RESOURCES BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, VIDEOS ▸Book: Joy of Clojure ▸ Book: Clojure Applied ▸ Book: Functional Programming Patterns in Scala and Clojure ▸ Newsletter: Purely Functional - Eric Normand ▸ Newsletter: REPL - Daniel Compton
- 13. RESOURCES BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, VIDEOS ▸Book: Joy of Clojure ▸ Book: Clojure Applied ▸ Book: Functional Programming Patterns in Scala and Clojure ▸ Newsletter: Purely Functional - Eric Normand ▸ Newsletter: REPL - Daniel Compton ▸ Videos: Rich Hickey, David Nolen
- 14. RESOURCES BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, VIDEOS ▸Book: Joy of Clojure ▸ Book: Clojure Applied ▸ Book: Functional Programming Patterns in Scala and Clojure ▸ Newsletter: Purely Functional - Eric Normand ▸ Newsletter: REPL - Daniel Compton ▸ Videos: Rich Hickey, David Nolen ▸ Videos: Clojure/West, Clojure/Conj, EuroClojure, StrangeLoop
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- 16. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT LANGUAGE ▸ Clojurefor microservices
- 17. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT LANGUAGE ▸ Clojurefor microservices ▸ ClojureScript in Web SPA
- 18. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT LANGUAGE ▸ Clojurefor microservices ▸ ClojureScript in Web SPA ▸ ClojureScript in React Native Android and iOS
- 19. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT LANGUAGE ▸ Clojurefor microservices ▸ ClojureScript in Web SPA ▸ ClojureScript in React Native Android and iOS ▸ Clojure/ClojureScript for AWS Lambda functions
- 20. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT EDITOR ▸ Emacs ▸prelude bundle ▸ smartparens ▸ cider ▸ clj-refactor ▸ projectile ▸ neotree ▸ outline minor mode ▸ clojure-snippets
- 21. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT TESTING ▸ Unittesting: clojure.test and clj.test
- 22. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT TESTING ▸ Unittesting: clojure.test and clj.test ▸ Generative testing: test.check
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- 24. DESIGN DESIGN TECHNIQUES ▸ BusinessComponents
- 25. DESIGN DESIGN TECHNIQUES ▸ BusinessComponents ▸ Domain Driven Design
- 26. DESIGN DESIGN TECHNIQUES ▸ BusinessComponents ▸ Domain Driven Design ▸ Denotational design
- 27. DESIGN DESIGN TECHNIQUES ▸ BusinessComponents ▸ Domain Driven Design ▸ Denotational design ▸ Category theory
- 28. DESIGN DESIGN TECHNIQUES ▸ BusinessComponents ▸ Domain Driven Design ▸ Denotational design ▸ Category theory ▸ Patterns
- 29. DESIGN NAMESPACES ▸ Namespaces governand reflect design
- 30. DESIGN NAMESPACES ▸ Namespaces governand reflect design ▸ General rules
- 31. DESIGN NAMESPACES ▸ Namespaces governand reflect design ▸ General rules ▸ Standard names
- 32. DESIGN NAMESPACES ▸ Namespaces governand reflect design ▸ General rules ▸ Standard names ▸ Namespace type rules
- 33. DESIGN NAMESPACES ▸ Namespaces governand reflect design ▸ General rules ▸ Standard names ▸ Namespace type rules ▸ Examples
- 34. DESIGN NAMESPACES ▸ Namespaces governand reflect design ▸ General rules ▸ Standard names ▸ Namespace type rules ▸ Examples
- 35. DESIGN EXAMPLE - CRUDWORKFLOW ▸ Reusable CRUD workflow code
- 36. DESIGN EXAMPLE - CRUDWORKFLOW ▸ Reusable CRUD workflow code ▸ Java: interfaces, implementation inheritance
- 37. DESIGN EXAMPLE - CRUDWORKFLOW ▸ Reusable CRUD workflow code ▸ Java: interfaces, implementation inheritance ▸ Clojure: protocols
- 38. DESIGN EXAMPLE - CRUDWORKFLOW ▸ Reusable CRUD workflow code ▸ Java: interfaces, implementation inheritance ▸ Clojure: protocols ▸ Clojure: function maps
- 39. DESIGN EXAMPLE - CRUDWORKFLOW
- 40. DESIGN EXAMPLE - CRUDWORKFLOW
- 41. DESIGN EXAMPLE - RENDERPATTERN ▸ Render different data types to different devices ▸ Java: abstract output device, abstract render methods ▸ Clojure: data transformation from one model to another ▸ Transform in pure domain code, render I/O done on edges ▸ Example code
- 42. DESIGN EXAMPLE - RENDERPATTERN
- 43. DESIGN EXAMPLE - RENDERPATTERN
- 44. DESIGN EXAMPLE - RENDERPATTERN
- 45. DESIGN EXAMPLE - RENDERPATTERN
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- 47. SERVER LUMINUS ▸ Collection ofclojure libraries
- 48. SERVER LUMINUS ▸ Collection ofclojure libraries ▸ Some glue code via leiningen template
- 49. SERVER LUMINUS ▸ Collection ofclojure libraries ▸ Some glue code via leiningen template ▸ compojure-api - RESTful API ▸ hugsql - SQL persistence ▸ migratus - database migration ▸ logback - logging ▸ cprop - edn and environment variable configuration ▸ mount - component lifecycle ▸ buddy/clauth - OAuth2 authentication
- 50. SERVER HUGSQL ▸ Clojure SQLlibrary
- 51. SERVER HUGSQL ▸ Clojure SQLlibrary ▸ Embraces SQL syntax
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- 53. SERVER HUGSQL ▸ Clojure SQLlibrary ▸ Embraces SQL syntax ▸ Runtime replacement of values
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- 55. SERVER HUGSQL ▸ Clojure SQLlibrary ▸ Embraces SQL syntax ▸ Runtime replacement of values ▸ Extend the parameter replacement types in clojure code
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- 57. SERVER HUGSQL ▸ Clojure SQLlibrary ▸ Embraces SQL syntax ▸ Runtime replacement of values ▸ Extend the parameter replacement types in clojure code ▸ Common CRUD SQL
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- 59. SERVER SWAGGER AND DOCKER ▸Compure-api generates swagger.json
- 60. SERVER SWAGGER AND DOCKER ▸Compure-api generates swagger.json ▸ Swagger2Markup incorporates custom workflow documentation
- 61. SERVER SWAGGER AND DOCKER ▸Compure-api generates swagger.json ▸ Swagger2Markup incorporates custom workflow documentation ▸ Gradle used to generate swagger doc
- 62. SERVER SWAGGER AND DOCKER ▸Compure-api generates swagger.json ▸ Swagger2Markup incorporates custom workflow documentation ▸ Gradle used to generate swagger doc ▸ Gradle used to generate docker container
- 63. SERVER SWAGGER AND DOCKER ▸Compure-api generates swagger.json ▸ Swagger2Markup incorporates custom workflow documentation ▸ Gradle used to generate swagger doc ▸ Gradle used to generate docker container ▸ Docker customization due to security code
- 64. SERVER JAVA / CLOJURECOMPARISON ▸ Java vs Clojure for "Update User"
- 65. SERVER JAVA / CLOJURECOMPARISON ▸ Java vs Clojure for "Update User" ▸ Compare objects vs namespaces
- 66. SERVER JAVA / CLOJURECOMPARISON ▸ Java vs Clojure for "Update User" ▸ Compare objects vs namespaces ▸ Compare code
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- 68. CLIENT UI / UX ▸React
- 69. CLIENT UI / UX ▸React ▸ Om
- 70. CLIENT UI / UX ▸React ▸ Om ▸ Google's Material Design
- 71. CLIENT UI / UX ▸React ▸ Om ▸ Google's Material Design ▸ Material-ui
- 72. CLIENT UI / UX ▸React ▸ Om ▸ Google's Material Design ▸ Material-ui ▸ cljs-material-ui
- 73. CLIENT UI / UX ▸React ▸ Om ▸ Google's Material Design ▸ Material-ui ▸ cljs-material-ui ▸ Processing
- 74. CLIENT UI / UX ▸React ▸ Om ▸ Google's Material Design ▸ Material-ui ▸ cljs-material-ui ▸ Processing ▸ quil
- 75. CLIENT CLJ, CLJS, CLJC ▸Most code is cljc
- 76. CLIENT CLJ, CLJS, CLJC ▸Most code is cljc ▸ Components are cljs
- 77. CLIENT CLJ, CLJS, CLJC ▸Most code is cljc ▸ Components are cljs ▸ cider/figwheel workflow
- 78. CLIENT CLJ, CLJS, CLJC ▸Most code is cljc ▸ Components are cljs ▸ cider/figwheel workflow ▸ Avoid bulk cljs compilation
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- 80. CLIENT JAVASCRIPT LIBRARIES ▸ Searchcljsjs ▸ Add new cljsjs package
- 81. CLIENT JAVASCRIPT LIBRARIES ▸ Searchcljsjs ▸ Add new cljsjs package ▸ Foreign libs with js files in project
- 82. CLIENT JAVASCRIPT LIBRARIES ▸ Searchcljsjs ▸ Add new cljsjs package ▸ Foreign libs with js files in project ▸ Foreign libs module feature
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- 84. SUMMARY THOUGHTS ▸ Fun andeasy ▸ Persistent data structures and pure functions ▸ OO transition not difficult ▸ Running on JVM and JS platforms is key ▸ Growing the community important