On Tue, Dec 02, 2008 at 03:15:43PM -0500, Justin Giancola wrote:
I don't know if it would qualify as "specialized Lisp-related experience" but over the past few months I've spent a disproportionate amount of my free time reading about and programming in Clojure.
That's exactly what I was interested in knowing (in two senses: knowing that someone who knows some Clojure would be there :)#).
I might print out (I'm between laptops)
http://clojure.org/%7Bconcurrent_programming,refs,agents,other_libraries%7D
and bring it to spark some questions for me. I'd also be interested in "getting started" type information that fell through any cracks in the documentation.
I'm also interested in it from the perspective of using it for teaching courses that might traditionally use C or other specicalized concurrent, parallel, etc languages.
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I'll be attending as well. Clojure has been a constant topic, surely we'll discuss it.
abram
On Tue, 2 Dec 2008, Gary Baumgartner wrote:
On Tue, Dec 02, 2008 at 03:15:43PM -0500, Justin Giancola wrote:
I don't know if it would qualify as "specialized Lisp-related experience" but over the past few months I've spent a disproportionate amount of my free time reading about and programming in Clojure.
That's exactly what I was interested in knowing (in two senses: knowing that someone who knows some Clojure would be there :)#).
I might print out (I'm between laptops)
http://clojure.org/%7Bconcurrent_programming,refs,agents,other_libraries%7D
and bring it to spark some questions for me. I'd also be interested in "getting started" type information that fell through any cracks in the documentation.
I'm also interested in it from the perspective of using it for teaching courses that might traditionally use C or other specicalized concurrent, parallel, etc languages.
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