Stuart Sierra
Stuart Sierra is a developer at Relevance, Inc., a member of Clojure/core, and the co-author of "Practical Clojure" (Apress, 2010) and "ClojureScript: Up and Running" (O'Reilly, 2012). He has been involved with open-source technologies including C
Talks I've Given
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Building Flexible Systems with Clojure and Datomic
Featuring Stuart Sierra
Business applications are demanding ever-greater flexibility, yet responding to evolving requirements is still a challenge for software developers. Programming languages and frameworks are often brittle and inflexible, prone to unpredictable second-order effects which make change not merely...
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Building Flexible Systems with Clojure and Datomic
Featuring Stuart Sierra
Business applications are demanding ever-greater flexibility, yet responding to evolving requirements is still a challenge for software developers. Programming languages and frameworks are often brittle and inflexible, prone to unpredictable second-order effects which make change not merely...
people-&-process -
Building Flexible Systems with Clojure and Datomic
Featuring Stuart Sierra
Business applications are demanding ever-greater flexibility, yet responding to evolving requirements is still a challenge for software developers. Programming languages and frameworks are often brittle and inflexible, prone to unpredictable second-order effects which make change not merely...
people-&-process -
Data, Visibility, and Abstraction – Development Using Clojure
Featuring Stuart Sierra
One reason programming is hard is because it is so difficult to observe what is happening when a program runs. Programming languages and libraries rely on abstractions which either hide important details or produce too much information to consume. Developers come to depend on...
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