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    Jun 4

    A History of Clojure, for HOPL IV

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  2. May 21

    We could not be more excited about working with Sarma and his team. True passion and dedication. If you want to learn more about their work, you can listen to Sarma's interview on the Cognicast -

    A lot of people working together to move the ball forward.
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  3. Apr 28

    Cognitect is proud to sponsor ClojureScript developers and , supporting the open source we use.

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    Mar 26

    The team along with help from and have built QuickScreen for hospitals and public health organizations to do COVID-19 screening. More details here 👇

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  5. Mar 12

    Check out the new guide to improving dev startup time for Clojure

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  6. Mar 5

    Clojure 1.10.2-alpha1 is now available

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  7. Feb 20

    Thanks for participating in the State of Clojure 2020 survey, see the results...

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  8. Jan 21

    Last week for the 2020 State of Clojure Community Survey! Please fill it out if use Clojure...

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  9. Jan 7

    Please participate in the 2020 State of Clojure survey!

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    2 Dec 2019

    It's HERE! on teaching Clojure and going to the Moon

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    27 Nov 2019
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    That was a super rewarding talk to tell the Clojure community (and ) how much they’ve taught me. I shared - how Clojure brought joy of coding back into my life - how SQL deprives me of it - how Datomic made me less scared of databases! 😂

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    27 Nov 2019

    Pick up the Clojure Applied e-book this week for 40% off with code "turkeysale2019"!

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    23 Nov 2019

    was awesome this year! At what other language/tech conference do you wander around and regularly hear people drop the word "joy" to describe their experience? Thank-you , community, and everyone else involved!

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    23 Nov 2019

    I really enjoyed this presentation about how to be a good programmer by ; highly recommended you enjoy it this weekend over coffee or tea! Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Developer

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    22 Nov 2019

    Excellent advice on software development. Detailed analysis of the Sherlock Holmes Canon. A lot of applied Cognitive psychology. Not a single line of code.

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  16. 19 Nov 2019

    ClojureScript 1.10.597 is now available! - Node REPL improvements, Google Closure JS analysis, enhanced type inference and more

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    18 Nov 2019

    Looking forward to seeing everyone at Conj! Make sure you sign up to host or play at board game night on Wednesday

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    26 Oct 2019

    This is an excellent talk by . If a tool is helping you do the difficult/complex thing easier, you should question whether that thing needs to be that complex and whether the tool is *actually* helping you.

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    19 Oct 2019

    Here we go! kicking off day 2 of

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    17 Oct 2019
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    I think that's huge. We're not good at showing the structure that is there that guides us. People don't know the grain to follow. The best talk I know of that explains this is Programming with Hand Tools

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