Russell is HealthUnlocked's Head of Engineering. After language-hopping quite a bit in his early career, he found Clojure a little over four years ago and since then he is happy to report that the grass has stopped looking greener on the other side. (Except, idk, Erlang/Elixir is pretty cool. And Elm is interesting...)
When not programming Russell likes to do the odd cat or dog painting, or make songs about the small dogs you can see in the park near his office.
Talks I've Given
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Taming a Huge, Sprawling System with Clojure
Featuring Mahsa Mohammadkhani and Russell Dunphy
HealthUnlocked is a social network for health: the second biggest health website in the UK, with 4 million visits per month. They have also built and maintain a number of other applications with partner organisations such as Macmillan Cancer Support. Over the seven years or so that the company...
clojure refactoring distributed-monolith microservices testing architecture experience-report -
Pathogens & Parentheses: How we use Clojure in the molecular surveillance of infectious disease
Featuring Russell Dunphy
I work for an organisation called BUGS Bioscience: a not-for-profit collaborative enterprise combining the latest developments in molecular biology and genomics with advanced mathematics and software. We provide integrated molecular surveillance services to help tackle global health challenges...
clojure clojurescript