Examining how programming languages become mainstream, and what corporate support, education, and popular use cases imply for Clojure's adoption.

A case for viewing Clojure as a data-oriented programming language, combining familiar JSON-like collections with Lisp's way of defining and calling functions.

Why a longtime Vim user moved to Spacemacs for Clojure and ClojureScript development, seeking more complete debugging and refactoring tools.

Using Clojure to count maps between sets while working through early exercises in Lawvere's Conceptual Mathematics and learning category theory.

A bookmarked CSV reader and writer recommended by a colleague, saved for a future trial and review.

The final installment of solutions to 4clojure's first hundred problems, with reflections on learning core functions and the sequence library.

Clojure solutions for the next set of 4clojure exercises, with comments on functional techniques and the site's shortest-solution competition.

Learning functional programming through 4clojure's first fifty exercises, with Clojure solutions, explanations, and later improvements.

Getting started with Clojure Web development in Vim, including Leiningen project setup and the tools used for a visual analytics application.

Integrating Spring and DWR on Jetty using Java annotations and programmatic configuration to build a Web application without XML configuration files.

Creating a Maven project with multiple modules, configuring the parent POM, and importing the resulting structure into Eclipse.

Checking Java timer resolution for reaction-time experiments, comparing currentTimeMillis and nanoTime behavior on Linux and Windows.

Importing text files into a DB2 CLOB column with a delimited manifest and the lobsinfile option, without writing an external program.

Tracking down a Java MalformedInputException after moving a file-copying program from Windows to Linux, and resolving it with a locale change.

Diagnosing JBuilder 2005 Foundation's failure to start on Windows XP after the JVM reports that it cannot reserve enough space for the object heap.