We talk with Pierre-Yves about how he uses Clojure in the Cloud and why he and his co-founders are betting the business on it.

Vijay also wants to submit to bit-masking. Yeah, so be sure to listen to the end.

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Conrad speaks clearly about his love of LISP and how that evolved into Clojure.

His projects have been inspired by teaching and remaining true to the spirit of LISPs as a toolkit for building languages and now we see that being brought to the blockchain.

It never grows old !

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Oh man, so nice to speak with Bruce. He is such a great programmer and has inspired the whole Clojure community with his amazing tools.

It's a long episode, as it should be.

The towering intellect of Mr Tellman is manifold.

Bit of a #Clojure joke there.

This is a LOOOONG high density episode so strap in.

Also, take your time. Breath.

And enjoy!

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Our theory was that one day, with enough swearing, we could reach a zen like understanding with our guests.

Here's the proof.

Watch the heck out 2018.

Hold on to your Explicit Tags cowboys as we take this wild ride into the dynamic world of Clojure's own Bob Ross aka Mr Zach Oakes.

There is a special surprise at the end for those who can take the pace !

A very, very proud Happy Clojuremas to one and all.

An entertaining episode with the Max Penet who has made his own keyboards as well as some popular Clojure libraries for noSQL databases.

[ We know the track is slightly crackly but we think the content is good so we hope that it's good enough for the non-audiopholes out there ]

Daniel speaks to us from a room of ethereal light and inspiration.

As well as being as an expert on New Zealand geography, he is a stalwart of the Clojure community working on flashy GUIs and essential infrastructure projects.

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We talk with David about the mind blowing possibilities that have emerged with ClojureScript over the past few years and how it is set to rocket into the future.

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Where we talk with The Joy [ Clarke ] of EuroClojure

Joy gave a talk at EuroClojure about keeping security simple

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRHPZXKQVLk&index=8&list=PLZdCLR02grLpzt6WENiHe16-vx74VbCw_

Security makes us all feel vulnerable and we had a safe space in Berlin.

As usual we bang on about frameworks and libs.

Joy gives Emacs one finger (rather than all 10) and uses NightCoder.

Check out her sketch notes from the conference and other places on here Twitter feed.