Christoph Neumann and Nate Jones
Functional Design in Clojure
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We loop back to our new approach and find more, and less, than we expected!
Our downloads fail at random, but our dead program won't give us any answers.
We need to test our logic, but the I/O is getting in the way.
We start testing our code only to discover we need the whole world running first!
We push our software to reach out to the real world and the real world pushes back.
We grow beyond our REPL-driven pieces toward an end-to-end solution.
We realize we're done exploring when all of the pieces fall into place.
We find ourselves in a murky situation, so we go to our REPL-connected editor to shine some light on the details.
We tackle a new application, thinking it'll be an easy win—only to discover that our home run was a foul, and the real world is about to strike us out!
We reflect on Clojure, the community, and how much we have to be thankful for.
We free our REPL to explore and automate the world around us.
We reflect on keeping the necessary mess at the edges so our core can be composed together with beauty and simplicity.
We get a handle on bringing I/O resources together in an application.
We go back to start and play through a composition strategy to see where we land.
We help our code through a breakup so it can find its true colors.
We search for that sweet spot between full-featured mixes and simple ingredients when crafting your software recipes.
We bump into limiting constraints and learn to love their freedoms.
We compose our thoughts on why Clojure expressiveness is so effective but can be so hard to learn.
We devote some time to two functions that are indispensable when computations require variation.
We wander through the myriad ways of making decisions and listing choices in Clojure.
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