We talk with David Nolen about Om andcore.logic.
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Our Guest, David Nolen
Music
David chose "Drugs Ain't Cool" by Ebony Rhythym Band to start the show and "Crazy One" by Ramases & Selket to end the show.
Topics
- Om
- Brandon Bloom (@brandonbloom)
- React
- Pete Hunt (@floydophone)
- "React: Rethinking best practices" - Pete Hunt from JSConf EU 2013
- The Road to 1.0 for React
- ClojureScript
- DOM
- React's diff algorithm
- Om Conceptual Overview
- Om reusable components
- Time Travel in Om
- Om transact!
- Datomic Log API
- om-sync
- Michał Marczyk
- ClojureScript source maps
- Light Table
- Node.js
- Nicola Mometto (@Bronsa_)
- tools.reader
- tools.analyzer
- clojure-dev mailing list
- core.logic
- William E. Byrd (@webyrd)
- Matt Might (@mattmight)
- miniKanren
- U Combinator research group at the University of Utah
- Kitchen Table Coders - Code Salons
- Evan Czaplicki (@czaplic)
- Elm
- "The Functional Final Frontier" - David Nolen's talk from Clojure/West 2014
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We talk with David Nolen about Om and core.logic.
