Clojure: Designed for Performance
Yesterday I blogged about my LCA talk Crowdsourcing Upstream Refactoring. Today I gave my a talk on Clojure and performance at Linux Conf Australia 2013.
I mixed giving an overview of why I think Clojure offers the advantages of Common Lisp and Java without the disadvantages of either along with live coding on the REPL. There were several great questions and I am really pleased that many delegates told me that the were going to give Clojure a close look!
Later this evening we have the Emacs BOF and I know I'll find a number of friendly eLisp hackers.
If you have a chance to attend LCA I would highly recommended it... This is among the best organized conferences I've attended and comprises a fantastic group of enthusiastic contributors.
Below you will find links to the presentation. Very soon the video of this talks (and all the talks) will be available.
links
- as PDF: clojure-performance.pdf
- full source (org-tree-slide): clojure-performance.tar.gz
- the talk was on Wednesday