Title Statements
- Full title :Professional Clojure / Jeremy Anderson, Michael Gaare, Justin Holguín, Nick Bailey, Timohty Pratley.
Summary
Clear, practical Clojure for the professional programmer Professional Clojure is the experienced developer's guide to functional programming using the Clojure language. Designed specifically to meet the needs of professional developers, this book briefly introduces functional programming before skipping directly to the heart of using Clojure in a real-world setting. The discussion details the read eval print workflow that enables fast feedback loops, then dives into enterprise-level Clojure development with expert guidance on web services, testing, datomics, performance, and more. Read from beginning to end, this book serves as a clear, direct guide to Clojure programming but the comprehensive coverage and detail makes it extraordinarily useful as a quick reference for mid-project snags. The author team includes four professional Clojure developers, ensuring professional-level instruction from a highly practical perspective. Clojure is an open-source programming language maintained and supported by Cognitect.
Read More ↓Edition Statements
- Publication Date:©2016
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Wrox, a Wiley brand
- Place of Publication:Indianapolis, IN
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©2016
Notes
"Wrox programmer to programmer."
Includes index.
The Physical Object
- Description:xxi, 242 pages : : illustrations ; : 24 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9781119267270, 1119267277
- oclc:ocn953733846
- LC Classification:QA76.73.C565
- Dewey Decimal:005.13/3
Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Functional Thinking -- Value Oriented -- Thinking Recursively -- Higher Order Functions -- Embracing Laziness -- When You Really Do Need to Mutate -- Nil Punning -- The Functional Web -- Doing Object-Oriented Better -- Polymorphic Dispatch with defmulti -- Defining Types with deftype and defrecord -- Protocols -- Reify -- Persistent Data Structures -- Shaping the Language -- Summary -- REPL-Driven Development -- Basic REPL Usage with Leiningen -- Remote REPLs with nREPL -- REPL Usage with a Real Application -- Connecting Your Editor to a REPL -- Reloading Code -- Reloading Code from the REPL -- Automatically Reloading Code -- Writing Reloadable Code -- Summary -- Project Overview -- Namespace Layout -- Elements of a Web Service -- Libraries, Not Frameworks -- HTTP -- Routing -- JSON Endpoints -- Example Service -- Create the Project -- Additional Namespaces -- Default Middleware -- The Storage Protocol -- Handlers -- Middleware -- Routes
Note continued: Deployment -- Using Leiningen -- Compiling an Uberjar or Uberwar -- Hosting -- Summary -- Testing Basics with clojure.test -- with-test -- deftest -- are -- Using Fixtures -- Testing Strategies -- …
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