RubyConf 2016 - To Clojure and back: writing and rewriting in Ruby by Phill MV

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RubyConf 2016 - To Clojure and back: writing and rewriting in Ruby by Phill MV

Act 1 - State of Grace

After many years of Ruby, we built our app in Clojure, why not. Clojure is a breath of fresh air. Learn a lisp today!

Act 2 - The Fall

It's harder to succeed when you're in a new and different ecosystem. How Clojure contrasts with Ruby.

Act 3 - The Wilderness

Rewriting your app is a bad idea but we did it anyways. How we came to that decision.

Act 4 - Reconciliation

How I write Ruby has changed: a discussion.



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