• Paste number 89840: Multimaps
  multimap implementation for clojure
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• Pattern Matching In Clojure
  library for ocaml like pattern matching
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• paulbatum's clojure-clr at with-dependencies - GitHub
  supposedly easier to build version of clojureclr
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• Persistent Data Structures and Managed References
  Rich Hickey on philosopy of clojure
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• polyglot maven for clojure
  first class maven support for clojure
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• Porting Common Lisp code to Clojure @ Stack Overflow
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• Profiling clojure with JVisualVM
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• Programming Language Cheat Sheets @ Hyperpolyglot
  examples illustrated across languages: scripting, lisp dialects, systems, math
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• Protocols and default method implementations @ google groups
  good thread on rationale, use cases, and implementation of protocols
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• relevance's labrepl at master - GitHub
  Labrepl is an environment for exploring the Clojure language. It includes: * a web application that presents a set of lab exercises with step-by-step instructions * an interactive repl for working with the lab exercises * solutions with passing tests * up-to-date versions of Clojure, contrib, incanter, compojure and a bunch of other libraries to explore
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• RFC on my letrec macro @ google groups
  macro allows "tying the knot" in clojure. Links to description of problem
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• richard-lyman's amotoen at master - GitHub
  Amotoen is a Clojure library that supports PEG style definitions of grammars that can produce parsers. While there are academic papers available that rigorously define PEG, I've found that PEGs, or Parsing Expression Grammar(s), are best explained by the related Wikipedia page. The clj-peg library was a predecessor to Amotoen and as such, Amotoen keeps the feel of the syntax in clj-peg. There are, however, significant differences between using clj-peg and using Amotoen. The most significant of those differences can be found in the lack of macros, gen-class, or gen-interface. The clj-peg library used the dirty three in the core, and Amotoen avoids all of them entirely.
  in Public bookmarks with clojure libraries tbu
• richhickey's clojure-clr at master - GitHub
  home of clojureclr project
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• Rifle-Oriented Programming with Clojure
  how clojure addresses OOP
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• Sean Devlin's videos on Vimeo
  clojure videos including leinigen, transients, promises, etc
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• Setting up Clojure, Emacs, Slime, and Swank (Unto.net Wiki)
  minimal instructions
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• SICP in Clojure
  sicp adapted for clojure
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• Simple deftype/defprotocol example
  Simple demonstration of deftype/defprotocol for clojure
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• Software Maven
  Top 10 reasons why Maven sucks...not! -- debunking maven myths
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• solving pythagorean triplet problem in clojure @ google groups
  good examples of finding "close" integers and list comprehensions
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