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2014-04-30

  Episode 12: Chas Emerick with Ben Orenstein on the Thoughtbot Podcast

Earlier this month, I had the good fortune to sit down with Ben Orenstein (@r00k), who is the host of Thoughtbot’s Giant Robots Smashing into other Giant Robots Podcast.  (He has quite the slick recording arrangement there, with pop filters, “real” mic... 		  Chas Emerick author
2014-01-13

  Episode 11 with Jim Crossley and Toby Crawley: the Immutant two-step

Toby Crawley (@tcrawley) and Jim Crossley (@jcrossley3) (shown to the left, respectively), among other things, are the primary instigators behind Immutant, the Clojure application platform built on top of the JBoss Application Server.  The tl;dr on Imm... 		  Chas Emerick author
2013-05-30

  Episode 10 with Craig Andera: Training, remote work, Clojure for newcomers, and tooling

Craig Andera (@craigandera) has been using and speaking about Clojure for years, especially notably of late as the tireless host of the long-running Relevance podcast, where he has interviewed a wide array of personalities (both inside and outside of R... 		  Chas Emerick author
2013-01-04

  Episode 9 with Kevin Lynagh and Paul deGrandis: web dev ennui, CRDTs, and core.logic

Paul deGrandis (@ohpauleez) and Kevin Lynagh (@lynaghk) are two anchors of the Clojure community, perhaps especially of the ClojureScript wing.  Both Portlanders, they’ve been elbow-deep in core.logic and a ton of ClojureScript tools and libraries like... 		  Chas Emerick author
2012-09-21

  Episode 8: Phil Hagelberg; empowering userspace in Heroku, Leiningen, and Emacs

Phil Hagelberg (a.k.a. technomancy just about everywhere) has been a constant presence in the Clojure world for years.  Best known for starting the Leiningen project — which he continues to maintain as part of his duties at Heroku — Phil has had his fi... 		  Chas Emerick author
2012-08-30

  Episode 7: Anthony Grimes; tools and projects; minimum viable snippets

I had a lot of fun catching up with Anthony Grimes (@IORayne on Twitter and Raynes in #clojure irc). One of the most prolific Clojure programmers I know (in terms of project count anyway!), Anthony has been a fixture in the community for years, and was... 		  Chas Emerick author
2012-08-14

  Episode 6: Chris Houser; Clojure surveys; getting the “little things” right in languages; Yegge-rama; ClojureScript REPLs

I was stoked to reboot Mostly Lazy by talking yesterday with Chris Houser (a.k.a. Chouser), this time via Skype.  It’s good to be back! Enjoy! Listen: Or, download the mp3 directly. Discrete Topics The 2012 State of Clojure survey results came in recen... 		  Chas Emerick author
2012-03-13

  Episode 0.0.5: Chris Houser at Clojure Conj 2011

Recorded November 12th, 2011, the fourth and final recording in a series of conversations from Clojure Conj 2011. Chris Houser (usually known as chouser online) has been working with Clojure longer than nearly anyone else; he started tinkering with the... 		  Chas Emerick author
2012-02-03

  Episode 0.0.4: Antoni Batchelli and Hugo Duncan at Clojure Conj 2011

Recorded November 12th, 2011, third in a series of conversations from Clojure Conj 2011. I caught up with Hugo Duncan and Antoni Batchelli (everyone calls him Toni 😉 during one of the lunch breaks at the Conj.  These guys have been on a tear with Palle... 		  Chas Emerick author
2011-12-30

  Episode 0.0.3: Chris Granger at Clojure Conj 2011

Recorded November 12th, 2011, second in a series of conversations from Clojure Conj 2011. I had a chance to sit down with Chris Granger on the last night of the Conj.  It’s been fun to watch him over the past months put out a set of really pleasant-to-... 		  Chas Emerick author