PhillyETE Screencast #6 – Alex Miller – Clojure: Enemy of the State
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From Alex’s abstract: “Clojure’s approach to data is significantly different than other popular languages, and somewhat different even than its Lisp heritage. On one hand, Clojure provides a small core set of immutable, persistent data structures. On the other, Clojure uses functional programming to provide a rich set of data manipulation functions. These two pillars of Clojure are fused together through the “sequence” abstraction. Because of sequences, Clojure developers expect that almost any function works with almost any composite data….