One of the virtues of Lisp is Macros. I have been reading a lot that in Java you write design patterns again and again. Not in Lisp/Clojure.
I\'m using the Clojure mode package from ELPA. Otherwise everything is fine, but I just can\'t stand paredit mode. I can\'t seem to turn it off easily, now I just disable it for every buffer I open. I
I have just been asked by my company to rewrite a largish (50,000 single lines of code) Java application (a web app using JSP and servlets) in Clojure. Has anyone else got tips as to what I should wat
Goal: produce a Clojure script which runs -main when run as ./script.clj. The closest I\'ve gotten is #!/bin/bash
I\'ve been learning clojure on the REPL environment with Clojure Box. How can I make an exe开发者_高级运维cutable file (.jar)?
On my platform, I need to add (set! *compile-path* (str *compile-path* \":.\")) in order for (compile) to开发者_高级运维 find my scripts. I\'d prefer not to have to type that every time I want to comp
(Lisp beginner) I need to create a 2D array, and initialize each cell in the array. Each cell is initialized with a function that is based on data in a preceding cell. So the cell as 0,1 will be init
I\'m using the congomongo library in two processes. One of the processes interfaces with the databases without error. The other process is having more trouble. If I try to interact with the database f
I\'d like to try using WebTest, preferably from Clojure, but I can only find its functionality exposed as Ant tasks. There seems to be some sort of Groovy interface, which implies that it\'s possible
I am trying to install Leiningen on mac os 10.6.4, following the instructions here - http://alexott.net/en/clojure/开发者_如何学GoClojureLein.html. The package is being downloaded, but lein command is
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