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Integrant is a “micro-framework for data-driven architecture”. It manages the lifecycle of your application, and the dependencies between components, similar to Component or Mount, but with some very different design decisions.
Integrant forms the foundation for Duct, a Clojure web framework by James Reeves, aka Weavejester.
Transducers are a Clojure feature allowing you to write code that is efficient, reusable, and composable. They have been around for several years, landing first in Clojure 1.8, but even some experienced Clojure programmers are not yet reaping the benefits of their use. In this episode we’ll look at the problems that Transducers solve, and how you use them in practice.
Datomic is a database based on the same principles that underly the design of Clojure itself. Learn what makes it different, and how to start using from Clojure immediately.
This second part dives deeper into transacting entities and querying them.
Datomic is a database based on the same principles that underly the design of Clojure itself. Learn what makes it different, and how to start using from Clojure immediately.
This first part gives an overview of the architecture and data model, and walks you through your first transactions.