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Disappointing as this article has an inappropriate title, it contains nothing relevant to a "bank".
by infinii 14y ago
Disappointing as this article has an inappropriate title, it contains nothing relevant to a "bank".
- mattdeboard 14y agoExcept that the codebase being written about is in production at an investment bank.
- plinkplonk 14y agoThis is the third of a series of posts about introducing Clojure at an investment bank. The first and second posts are here http://www.pitheringabout.com/?p=693 http://www.pitheringabout.com/?p=693 http://www.pitheringabout.com/?p=749 http://www.pitheringabout.com/?p=749 Tangentially, the 'swedish colleague' the author brought in to help with the transition to Clojure is the immensely talented Hakan Raberg (sorry don't know how to type umlauts etc on my keyboard) , who is a good friend and worked with me at ThoughtWorks before he went indie.
- kinleyd 14y agoYes, to me the title suggested the article was about the immaturity of Clojure Code (as in not ready for prime time) and it was only upon reading it that I realized it was about the immaturity of the OP's Clojure code as he began his Clojure journey. It was a nice read. I liked the frankness - no claims to overnight Ninjitsu mastery - and yet I get the feeling it's all pretty solid.