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	Podcast:		Functional Geekery
	Episode:		Episode 2 – Craig Andera
	Category:		Technology
	Duration:		00:57:06
	Publish Date:		2014-01-14 12:09:38
	Description:		In this episode I talk with fellow podcaster Craig Andera. We talk about working in Clojure, ClojureScript and Datomic, as well as making the transition to functional programming from C#, and working in Clojure on Windows. I also get him to give some recommendations on things he learned from guests on his podcast, The Cognicast. Our Guest, Craig Andera @craigandera Craig Andera Topics Cognitect Clojure Craig’s podcast, The Cognicast Mostly Lazy and Chas Emerick Making the transition from C# to Clojure Developmentor Stuart Holloway Justin Gehtland Relevance LINQ Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs Gerald Sussman and Hal Abelson Out of the Tar Pit Design Patterns Some of the differences between Common Lisp and Scheme and Clojure ClojureScript Sharing code between Clojure and ClojureScript EDN and Reader Literals The “Holy Grail” of same language everywhere; client, server and database Rich Hickey’s Simple Made Easy Datomic Real-World Datomic: An Experience Report Room Key Datomic as an append only database Datalog The ease/difficulty of thinking about storing data in Datomic Amazon’s DynamoDB Tim Ewald Working back in DynamoDB after working with Datomic Developing in Clojure on Windows Cygwin XServer on Linux Virtual Machine in Windows Skype The Cognicast Good episodes for those unfamiliar with The Cognicast (formerly Think Relevance The Podcast) Maggie Litton on Think Relevance The Podcast Episode 46 Michael Nygard on Think Relevance The Podcast Episode Pick a random episode and listen Rich Hickey on core.async Design Implementation podcast Reid Draper talking about Haskell and Erlang Where to find Cognitects Clojure DC Reston Hack Nights Baltimore Clojure Craig’s Github page dynne core.async Tim Ewald’s Clojure/conj presentation Russ Olsen’s Clojure/conj presentation Cognitect team page A giant Thank You to David Belcher for the logo design.
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