Made for educational and entertainment purposes. Still work in progress.
The first part of the project was put together deliberately avoiding Object Oriented design and disregarding otimizations in favor of a clean FP approach, as a way to better appreciate both OO and FP (which I did, and I want OO back, just as I expected).
Step two includes OO experimentation with Clojure, and focus of Clojure on records performances is showing.
Being an educational project and a way to enjoy programming for its own sake, experimentation and fun design are favored above everything else.
This is a leiningen project (If you don't know what this is, check https://leiningen.org/): after you have cloned the project you can get a very quick rendering using the
lein with-profile timed-run run
command.
A bunch of other demos (loosely matching the end of chapter exercises) can be found in the demo namespace (in the tests package).
Probably many: use at your own risk.
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