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Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 11. Clojure still gives the biggest performance boost, with Jeremiah Via, NYTIn the 11th episode of "Clojure in product. Would you do it again?", Artem Barmin and Vadym Kostiuk speak with Jeremiah Via, Staff Software Engineer at The New York Times. Jeremiah describes how Clojure was introduced and adopted across the search stack at a major media organization, and why JVM interop and practical tooling made it the right choice for their data-processing workloads.Our conversation walks through concrete topics: Jeremiah’s Clojure origin story, the iterative migration from PHP, Erlang, Python, and Java to JVM/Clojure services, and the search team’s day-to-day work, including how they push...
2025-11-2844 minClojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 10. Open-source is like all eyes looking at it, with Cam Saul, MetabaseWelcome to the 10th episode of our podcast, "Clojure in product. Would you do it again?", where Artem Barmin and Vadym Kostiuk speak with Cam Saul, Chief Architect at Metabase, an open-source business intelligence platform. In his role, Cam wears multiple hats, including reviewing architectural documents, managing developer tasks, and writing custom linters to ensure code quality.We discuss the integral role of Clojure in Metabase's development and how transitioning from Python allowed the team to ship features much faster. Cam also shares insights into the blend of Clojure and JavaScript developers, highlighting the advantages of Clojure's...
2025-02-1756 minClojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 9. You need boundaries to do a meaningful work, with Alexander Johannes, JustOnIn the 9th episode, we welcome Alexander Johannes, Head of Development at JustOn, a German fintech company specializing in developing Salesforce accounting solutions since 2010. We discuss the nuances of building software for the AppExchange marketplace and the significance of Clojure in niche markets.What started as a hobbyist's passion for solving intriguing problems like parser development has evolved into the full integration of Clojure into the tech stack, laying the foundation for JustOn's current projects. As Alexander noted, "It opened up the possibilities to be faster and deliver something meaningful."Learn how JustOn's development team...
2025-02-101h 07Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 8. ClojureScript is a Clojure killer app, with Jereme Corrado, MobotIn the 8th episode, meet our guest Jereme Corrado, the former CTO of Mobot and a Clojure enthusiast since 2016. Jereme shares his extensive programming journey, emphasizing the importance of quality engineering and the challenges and rewards of adopting Clojure.Clojure acts as a filter for hiring skilled developers genuinely interested in the language. We discussed the same idea in the 3rd episode: when interviewing seasoned Clojure developers, you can always learn something new. This aspect is critical in building a strong engineering team, especially in startup environments.Jereme describes successful projects he has worked on...
2025-02-031h 08Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 7. And until you get to that point, you should be living in pain, right?, with Nathan Marz, Red Planet LabsIn the 7th episode, we speak with Nathan Marz, founder of Red Planet Labs and creator of Apache Storm, about his 15-year programming journey and the challenges of building scalable systems in Clojure. Nathan shares his experiences with Clojure and his innovative work on Rama, a platform designed to simplify software development.Our conversation covers testing techniques like with-redefs for debugging, the challenges of hiring Clojure developers, and the architecture's approach to event sourcing and materialized views. Nathan explains why Clojure was the ideal choice for Rama and highlights his team's learning curve and the need for...
2025-01-271h 05Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 6. I truly discovered the enlightenment with Clojure, with Yehonathan, CyCognitoThe sixth episode of our podcast is here! Join us in speaking with Yehonathan Sharvit, author of "Data-Oriented Programming: Reduce Software Complexity." This episode is packed with inspiration and practical advice from Yehonathan, who currently works in cybersecurity, where Clojure plays a crucial role in CyCognito's tech stack. We hope you find valuable insights for your product's journey in our podcast.Yehonathan shares his transition from C++ and Java to Clojure, highlighting some challenges he experienced early in his career with C++ and MATLAB. We explore how Clojure's elegance and productivity reignited his passion for development, inspiring...
2025-01-2058 minClojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 5. The capacity to learn new languages is very important, HolidayPiratesWelcome to the fifth episode of "Clojure in product. Would you do it again?" Our guest, Jeffy, Lead Backend Developer at HolidayPirates, joins hosts Vadym Kostiuk and Artem Barmin. With 18 years of web development experience, Jeffy shares his journey into Clojure, which he adopted as the primary language for his team during the COVID-19 pandemic.We touch upon the significance of keeping software simple and focused, advocating for a balance between pure functions and stateful code. As Jeffy reflects on his experience in hiring for niche technologies like Clojure, he shares strategies for identifying passionate developers willing...
2025-01-1347 minClojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 4. Is it easy to manage team of such highly qualified engineers?, with James Trunk, GriffinIn the 4th episode, meet James Trunk, VP of Engineering at Griffin and co-creator of the Polylith architecture, sharing his experience using Clojure in the banking sector. Discover the benefits of using Clojure in fast, high-stakes environments and how it fits Griffin's banking-as-a-service strategy.Hosts Vadym Kostiuk and Artem Barmin discuss leadership dynamics with James, such as how a skilled team of Clojure engineers encourages creativity and autonomy through smart decision-making. Tune in to learn about the challenges and successes of navigating the Clojure ecosystem and its potential to shape the future of technology.https://www...
2025-01-061h 02Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 3. So once you try Clojure, there is no way back, with Marten Sytema, CaterMonkeyIn the third episode, join our hosts Vadym Kostiuk and Artem Barmin as they walk through the journey of Marten Sytema, founder at Catermonkey, a solo engineer turned product creator. Explore Marten's vision about Java, Haskell, and Python, his passion for Clojure, and how this technology transformed his approach to software product development. Marten told the story behind CaterMonkey, a smart CRM solution for catering businesses, and the competitive edge Clojure offered for his company.We highlight the practicalities of building a startup with Clojure, both challenges and triumphs, including hiring practices, effective use of technology, and...
2024-12-161h 01Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 2. We choose the best tool for the job, with Adam Tornhill, CodeSceneMeet our guest, Adam Tornhill—founder of CodeScene, a seasoned programmer with nearly 30 years of experience, and author of the book "Your Code as a Crime Scene." In this episode, we explore Adam's expertise in software product development and how CodeScene's Clojure team navigates the challenges of technical debt, late delivery, and code quality.Adam explains his decision to use Clojure as the primary technology for CodeScene and shares his proven approach to behavioral code analysis. We highlighted the benefits like increased productivity, JVM integration, and sheer enjoyment, as well as some challenges related to the dynamic ty...
2024-12-0356 minClojure in Product. Would you do it again?
Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?Episode 1. Now we are writing in Clojure, with Kalle Korhonen, QuuppaWe sat down with Kalle Korhonen, CPO at Quuppa, to learn about his journey of introducing Clojure into a primarily Java-based enterprise system. Kalle shared how Quuppa, a Finnish company specializing in indoor positioning technology, uses Clojure to build and maintain its enterprise management system. Kalle walked us through their transition from Java to Clojure and ClojureScript, explaining how they manage distributed systems and hardware integration.We discussed their experience with Clojure frameworks like Re-frame, Reagent, and Integrant and described what it takes to build a team of developers interested in working with Clojure. Throughout our conversation...
2024-11-2740 minClojurians Podcast
Clojurians Podcastre:Clojure 2021 Interviews - Artem BarminEpisode Notes Freshcode Rich Hickey Emacs Haskell Common Lisp StarCraft 2 Victor Pelevin
2022-01-2013 minJUXT Cast
JUXT Castre:Clojure Interviews 17 - Artem BarminEpisode Notes Freshcode Rich Hickey Emacs Haskell Common Lisp StarCraft 2 Victor Pelevin
2021-11-3013 minHebammensalon
HebammensalonDie Weltstillwoche: Lass uns übers Stillen redenStillen … das natürlichste der Welt! So könnte man zumindest meinen. Doch trotz offizieller Empfehlungen, was Dauer und Umfang betrifft und obwohl es so gut für Mutter und Kind ist, stillen Frauen in Deutschland durchschnittlich nur 7,5 Monate. Naturvölker hingegen bis zu acht Jahre. Ihr merkt: Empfehlung und Erfahrung können hier weit auseinander liegen. Umso schöner ist es dann, dass dieses wichtige Thema jährlich in der Weltstillwoche besprochen und zelebriert wird. Das finden auch Sissi und Kareen und nehmen diese daher direkt mal zum Anlass, um sich in dieser Folge ausgiebig dem Stillen zu widmen. U...
2021-10-0458 minHebammensalon
HebammensalonPlazenta: Was ihr mit und aus ihr machen könntSissi und Kareen verraten euch, was nach der Geburt mit dem Mutterkuchen passieren kann und was ihr später aus und mit ihm alles machen könnt.Manche schauen sie lieber gar nicht erst an und für andere ist sie wertvoller als Gold: Die Plazenta. Sissi und Kareen verraten euch, was nach der Geburt mit dem Mutterkuchen passieren kann und was ihr später aus und mit ihm alles machen könnt.Hier könnt ihr eure Plazenta verarbeiten lassen:http://www.shanaythedoula.com/placenta-encapulationhttps://nosoden-manufaktur.de/https://www.plazenta-nosoden.net/Erdmutterberlin: www.instagram.com/er...
2021-05-0342 minSmith Sessions Radio
Smith Sessions RadioMr. Smith - Smith Sessions 058 (08-06-2017)Mr. Smith - Smith Sessions 058 (08-06-2017) Smith Sessions is a weekly Trance Podcast hosted by the music lover and Deejay, Alexander (Mr. Smith) Schmidt. He brings you the best in uplifting, vocal & melodic trance. For more information follow on Twitter at https://twitter.com/mrsmithdeejay or Facebook at www.facebook.com/mrsmithdeejay SUPPORT MR. SMITH ON MIXCLOUD: www.mixcloud.com/mrsmithdeejay 01. Frainbreeze & Cari - Stronger (Steve Allen & Enzo Extended Remix) [Suanda Voice] 02. Ikorus - Curveball (Extended Mix) [Universal Nation] 03. Ronski Speed & Natalie Gioia - Do You Belive (Instrumental Mix) [Maracaido] 04. FloE - For You (Freshcode Remix) [Entrancing] TUNE OF...
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