I\'m converting some Scheme code to Clojure. The original uses a dispatching pattern that\'s very similar to multimethods, but with an inverted approach to the matching predicates.For example, there a
My understanding is Clojure\'s homoiconicity exists so as to make writing macros easier. Based on this stackoverflow thread, it looks like Macros are used sparingly, except for DSLs in which higher-
I\'m fa开发者_StackOverflow中文版miliar with refactoring fairly large code bases in C# and Java but Clojure is something of a different beast, especially since it:
I would like to change the state of the objects andre and blastoise, adding a new property(attribute/state) to the object... the name of this new property I want to add is \"tax\". I tryed the code be
(def andre {:owner \"Andre\" :type \"car\" :cur-speed \"100\" :license-plate \"ABC\"}) (def blastoise {:owner \"Blastoise\" :type \"truck\" :cur-speed \"120\" :license-plate \"XYZ\"})
A Clojure-based project of mine uses the netty (required by aleph) web server. I start the server, along with other components, in a web.clj file like this:
I am considering writing a REST Server using Clojure. I have experience using RESTEasy with Java. It uses annotations to associate URLs, template parameters, and query parameters with Java classes, 开
In clojure, i can use doc as below: Clojure> (doc juxt) ------------------------- clojure.core/juxt ([f] [f g] [f g h] [f g h & fs])
I\'m new in clojure and try to write simple function which get list of numbers and filter only even numbers.
This one has been bothering m开发者_如何学Goe for a while now, How should we store a value in a set or map in a for loop?
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