Building a multi-user Poker application in Clojure and Datomic
Join James Adams and Malcolm Sparks for a talk about a production multi-user Poker application written using Clojure and Datomic.
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Building a multi-user Poker application in Clojure and Datomic
Malcolm Sparks
Malcolm has been writing Clojure since 2009, has led Clojure teams and been involved in many successful Clojure projects. He is an experienced Clojure trainer and has written numerous open-source libraries including bidi and yada. He is also the founder of JUXT, a consulting and software development firm that uses Clojure exclusively.
James Adams
Practice Lead – Workforce planning, Eden Smith
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About the Speakers
Building a multi-user Poker application in Clojure and Datomic
Malcolm Sparks
Malcolm has been writing Clojure since 2009, has led Clojure teams and been involved in many successful Clojure projects. He is an experienced Clojure trainer and has written numerous open-source libraries including bidi and yada. He is also the founder of JUXT, a consulting and software development firm that uses Clojure exclusively.
James Adams
Practice Lead – Workforce planning, Eden Smith