ClojureScript in Production: how to build client-side apps with Clojure
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This month we'll be continuing our exploration of Clojure in the browser. As the popularity of ClojureScript rises, there is an increasing need for toolkits to tie it into existing workflow of web production. Paul will be talking about how he did that at Tutorspree and the tools he built in the process.
Speaker: Paul Degradis
(Twitter (https://twitter.com/#!/ohpauleez/))
Paul will demo several technologies and techniques for building production-ready, ClojureScript web applications.
During the talk, he will debut Shoreleave, a collection of ClojureScript utilities for building client-side web applications.
He will discuss declarative solutions to the "process problem" for the stateful DOM, in-browser concurrency, and introduce the concept of "partial renders."
Agenda:
6:45 - 7:00PM : Networking
7:00 - 8:00PM : Talk
8:00 - 8:30PM : Other demos (if you want to demo something you are working on, drop a note in the comments.)
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To get to the room, please meet at the "B" elevator in the Chelsea Market across from the "9th St Espresso" stand. We will be waiting there to ferry you up to the room on the 4th Floor.
