Last updated 10/2019 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 861.16 MB | Duration: 4h 51m Introduction to the Clojure programming language from ground up
What you'll learn Learn the concepts behind the Clojure programming langauge Learn to set up clojure development environment Master the language syntax and fundamentals Learn functional programming with clojure Learn concurrent programming with clojure Requirements Students should have basic knowledge of a JVM language like java or scala Description There are three types of programmers – those who write small programs, those who write big programs and those who write small programs that do big things. The last type of programmers are often considered as experts. Although, originally programs required hours of long coding to do even the smallest of computation, today one line programs can do so much more than the n number of lines required. The need to break away from the tedious long and complex coding is what resulted in the creation of functional programming languages. Functional programming languages depend on mathematical functions to compute problems and the results of a code are dependent on the arguments put into the function rather than the statements. This is where Clojure, a functional programming language comes into the picture. Clojure is a functional programming language that is a dialect of Lisp Programming language. The language was designed for Java Virtual Machines (JVMs), Common Language Runtime and jаvascript engines. It uses a programming approach that allows you to write much of the application code as a series of pure functions and is immutable. Clojure has a macro system and treats code as data, a term that means programming structure of the language is similar to the language's syntax. The language was created by Rich Hickey because he wanted a language that was a LISP-based functional programming language that was designed for concurrency and was symbiotic with an established platform. So, he created the powerful Clojure programming language! And we created a course to help users learn this powerful functional language. Our Clojure tutorial is a complete course that is designed to teach you not only the conceptual and fundamentals of Clojure but to also help you understand the design behind the language. It will cover all ins and outs of Clojure, including the basics. Once we understand the basics, we will delve further into the language by dissecting small blocks of Clojure code to understand how it functions. Additionally, we will also go into detail about the various features of Clojure such as abstractions, data structures, forms, macros, symbols, functions, vector types, sequences, lists, etc. So, what are you waiting for? Click enroll and let's start writing small programs that do bigger things!! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Section 2: Clojure Concepts Lecture 2 Why Clojure Lecture 3 JVM Languages Lecture 4 Clojure Success Stories Section 3: Set up a Clojure Development Environment Lecture 5 Leiningen Environment Lecture 6 Gradle Environment Lecture 7 Clojure Application Packaging Section 4: Language Fundamentals Lecture 8 Basic Syntax Lecture 9 Clojure Core Functions Lecture 10 Advanced Clojure Concepts ( Macros ) Section 5: Functional Programming with Clojure Lecture 11 Functional recipe: Pure functions with Immutable Data Structures Lecture 12 Functional Recursive Data Flow Lecture 13 Functional Composition Section 6: Concurrent Programming with Clojure Lecture 14 Clojure Memory Model Lecture 15 Clojure Concurrent tools: Atoms, Agents, Refs and Vars Lecture 16 Clojure Process (core.async) Section 7: Clojure Applications Lecture 17 Clojure and Java Lecture 18 Clojure and jаvascript Lecture 19 Clojure Web Applications Section 8: Summary Lecture 20 Summary Lecture 21 Bonus Lecture: More Interesting Stuff, Offers and Discounts Students who want to learn functional programming with Clojure will find this course absolutely resourceful