Clojure for Lisp Programmers Part 2 - Rich Hickey 

Section start times: 01=00:00:00.000 [Clojure's approach to various Lisp Features , (continued)] 02=00:01:00.000 Syntax-quote (continued) 03=00:01:11.967 Pervasive Destructuring 04=00:02:48.696 Example: Destructuring 05=00:05:18.062 Polymorphism via Multimethods 06=00:08:04.302 Example: Multimethods 07=00:13:31.095 Metadata 08=00:19:14.285 Concurrency 09=00:21:04.256 State - You're doing it wrong 10=00:22:32.988 Concurrency Mechanisms 11=00:24:49.231 Typical OO - Direct references to Mutable Objects 12=00:25:33.920 Clojure - Indirect references to Immutable Objects 13=00:26:26.994 Persistent 'Edit' 14=00:27:08.000 Atomic Update 15=00:27:36.082 Clojure References 16=00:28:50.515 Refs and Transactions 17=00:30:44.875 The Clojure STM [software transactional memory] 18=00:36:32.803 Refs in Action 19=00:44:05.650 Agents 20=00:45:09.274 Agents [2] 21=00:46:32.760 Agents in Action 22=00:47:42.012 Clojure is Hosted 23=00:49:46.731 Java Integration 24=00:51:35.823 Java Interop 25=00:53:10.535 Swing Example 26=00:53:32.685 Experiences on the JVM 27=00:54:58.984 Benefits of the JVM 28=00:56:05.314 There's much more... 29=00:56:43.499 Questions 30=00:56:45.889 [What does generic plus(?) turn into, Java byte code, then...?] 31=00:58:11.554 [Tool support? emacs, vi, netbeans, etc] 32=00:59:11.231 [when debugging you are debugging Clojure code] 33=00:59:32.015 [can attach debugger to running Clojure program] 34=01:00:20.556 [Is there anything that prevents C# port?] 35=01:01:02.418 [How long have you been doing this?] 36=01:01:22.452 [What has been reaction to Clojure?] 37=01:02:03.537 [How big is it?] 38=01:02:22.170 [What did you research?] 39=01:02:57.212 [Clojure vs Scala] 40=01:03:35.511 [software transactional memory question?] 41=01:04:27.361 [how many cores before wrong concurrency?] 42=01:04:47.782 [who created Clojure logo?] 43=01:05:01.176 [Haskell laziness, Clojure memory usage?] 44=01:06:10.049 [How many lines of code?] 45=01:06:19.235 [Writing java classes in Clojure?] 46=01:07:08.549 [Why can't Clojure self-compile?] 47=01:08:22.929 [Support for mobile phones?] 48=01:09:08.314 [laziness question?] 49=01:10:49.040 [Haskell's laziness implementation?] 50=01:11:33.160 [Multi-dimensional arrays?] 51=01:12:14.178 [Datalog capability?] 52=01:12:51.572 [efficient maps? (use struct)] 53=01:13:25.217 [multi-value returns?] 54=01:13:36.572 [metadata preservation?] 55=01:14:22.462 [JVM question?] 56=01:15:03.696 [scripting languages on JVM?] 57=01:16:21.495 [generic (genetic?) programming?] 58=01:16:46.411 [What applications would shine in Clojure?] 59=01:18:10.298 [STM, threads, and references?] 60=01:19:10.246 [common list condition system?] 61=01:20:42.793 [everything dynamic is too much?] 62=01:21:37.450 [continuations?] 63=01:22:14.300 [hygiene(?) question?] 64=01:23:23.627 [whitepaper on Clojure macros?] 65=01:23:53.336 [What's zipper?]

"Any language, that has no side effects, can only heat up you computer" LOL

A transcript of this talk is available here: github.com/matthiasn/talk-transcripts/blob/master/Hickey_Rich/ClojureIntroForLispProgrammers.md

A transcript of this talk is available here: github.com/matthiasn/talk-transcripts/blob/master/Hickey_Rich/ClojureIntroForLispProgrammers.md