You might like to checkout some of the videos from ClojureX recently. One was
called 'playing nice with Java' and the other was a 10 min lightning talk by
Rich Hickey on how they use Java in the Datomic project.
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Sounds like a good candidate for the Clojure documentation project.
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 5:33 PM, Mikera wrote:
> Some thoughts from various Java libraries I have wrapped:
>
> - Normal functions are generally best for wrapping
> - It can often make sense to have a protocol that dispatched on t
Some thoughts from various Java libraries I have wrapped:
- Normal functions are generally best for wrapping
- It can often make sense to have a protocol that dispatched on the type of
the Java object and/or clojure params for polymorphism and extension. Your
public functions should often call t
I've been searching for some best practices when it comes to wrapping
existing Java libraries to make them more "clojurized."
Unfortunately I've not found much.
While I know enough to make something that works for me, I'd like to write
it in such a manner that it can be used (and read) by others
