Polymorphism à la Clojure: Functional Object Oriented Programming is not an Oxymoron.
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In this talk, you will see that in Clojure, you get the best of both worlds by putting Data in the centre. More than being a Functional Programming language, Clojure is a Data Oriented language.
You will explore a couple of paradigms and mechanisms that Clojure offers to its developers in order to achieve polymorphism without compromising data immutability.
You will also see that in some aspects, Clojure is a better Object Oriented language than many mainstream Object Oriented languages like Java and C++.
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Polymorphism à la Clojure: Functional Object Oriented Programming is not an Oxymoron.
Yehonathan Sharvit
Yehonathan has 15 years of experience SW computing in startups and big companies, and an M.Sc in Mathematics. He has been coding for 6 years Clojure [script]. He's is a freelancer and Full-stack Web consultant. He gives Clojure workshop for companies that want to dive into Clojure and he is writing a book: "Get Programming with Clojure" with Manning.