J. Pablo Fernández
Pablo is a second generation programmer that started coding at the age of 7. Since then he coded in many different languages, frameworks and operating systems. He created and continues to create open source libraries and programs. He was a contributor to the KDE project.
Among other gigs, he worked at Google where he proved that Clojure can be easily used in place of a Java at an organization that has a humongous Java library and infrastructure. These days he is the CEO/CTO of the startup he co-founded 4 years ago which he is migrating to use Clojure predominantly.
Talks I've Given
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Park Bench Discussion
Featuring Robin Golloway-Lunn, Benedek Fazekas, Chris Howe-Jones, J. Pablo Fernández and John Stevenson
Join our panel of experts for the Park Bench Discussion!
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What is a Macro?
Featuring J. Pablo Fernández
Or what makes Lisp, and Clojure, more powerful than other languages. This is an introductory presentation about macros, explaining how to write them, and why they are so much more powerful in Lisps than in non-Lisp languages.
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What Ruby can’t do
Featuring J. Pablo Fernández
In this talk, J. Pablo Fernández show us what ruby can’t do and explores those aspects because it’ll open our minds to think differently but most important, because it’s fun!
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