initially created for jeeconf 2018

slides (made for Firefox): gitpod.com/talks/jeeconf.2018

talk: youtube

Out of many strong JVM based languages Clojure and Java make a great couple.

Coming to Clojure from Spring/Java several years ago I really wished back then someone could explain functional programming and Clojure ecosystem to me from the Spring/Java point of view.

funoop bridges this gap by showing practical "How would you do X in Clojure" examples including:

• state management
  • application resources are usually mutable (network connections, files, databases, thread pools workers, etc..)
• application configuration
  • i.e. ENV variables, Zookeeper, Consul, etc.
• cross cutting concerns (AOP)
  • logging, exception handling, transaction management, security, profiling, etc.
• talking to data stores
  • SQL, NoSQL, AlmostSQL
• event processing
  • message brokers, HTTP endpoints, zeromq, etc.
• portability
  • an ability to communicate across languages: i.e. Java <==> C++ <==> Go <==> Rust, etc.
• async communication
  • NIO, go channels, threadpools, etc.

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