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I have probably read most transducer explanatory blogs that ever existed and watched many, many talks on transducers, etc. I have read books about them (as in b
by raspasov 9y ago
I have probably read most transducer explanatory blogs that ever existed and watched many, many talks on transducers, etc. I have read books about them (as in book chapters about them). I use the built-in transducers almost every day and I consider them an essential tool. I have written the occasional transducer myself for certain purposes.
This is the best transducer explanation and breakdown I’ve seen!
Very well structured and IMO easy to follow for anyone who understands Clojure code already. Great explanation and progression that builds towards the full transducers picture! (edit: typos)
- eliben 9y agoThanks, this is the kind of feedback I most enjoy getting :-) Glad you found it useful!
- raspasov 9y agoI believe this is the type of writing that the Clojure community (both existing members and newcomers) can benefit a ton from! You should do more of it! :-)
- smnplk 9y agoYou need to checkout ClojureTutorials channel on youtube, where Timothy Baldridge goes very deep into transducers. But the videos are not free, I think there is a small subscription.
- raspasov 9y ago(I have subscription for Timothy’s tutorial videos) I have watched most of them as well some time ago, they are great also! I really like this one because of the “first principles” approach of starting with reduce and building from there.