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Getting started with clojure Introduction Topic

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Installation and Setup

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"Hello, world!" in the REPL

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"Hello, world!" using Boot

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Create a new application

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Create a new application (with boot)

Clojure destructuring

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Destructuring a map

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Destructuring a vector

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Destructuring nested vectors

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Destructuring a map with default values

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Destructuring params of a fn

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Converting the rest of a sequence to a map

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Destructuring remaining elements into a sequence

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Destructuring and giving a name to the original argument value

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Destructuring and binding to keys' name

Setting up your development environment

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IntelliJ IDEA + Cursive

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Spacemacs + CIDER

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clj-time

This documents deals with how to manipulate Date and Time in clojure.

To use this in your application go to your project.clj file and include [clj-time "<version_number>"] in your :dependencies section.

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Adding joda date-time from other time types

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Comparing two date-time

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Getting Day Month Year Hour Minute Second from your date-time

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Adding date-time to other date-times

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Creating a Joda Time

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Checking whether a time is within a time interval

Collections and Sequences

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clojure.test

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is

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Wrap each test or all tests with use-fixtures

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Grouping related tests with the testing macro

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Defining a test with deftest

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Running tests with Leiningen

clojure.core

This document gives various basic functionalities offered by clojure. There is no explicit dependency needed for this and comes as a part of org.clojure.

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Defining functions in clojure

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Assoc - updating map/vector values in clojure

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Dissoc - disassociating a key from a clojure map

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Comparison Operators in Clojure

Threading Macros

Also known as arrow macros, threading macros convert nested function calls into a linear flow of function calls.

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Thread Last (->>)

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Thread First (->)

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Thread as (as->)

Truthiness

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clojure.spec

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Using a predicate as a spec

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fdef: writing a spec for a function

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Registering a spec

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clojure.spec/and & clojure.spec/or

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