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    Living Clojure with Carin Meier

    Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman · Feb 27, 2015 · 32 min
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    Scott talks to Clojure expert Carin Meier about how to get started with this powerful functional language. Carin worked in Java for 15 years and switched to Clojure and loved it so much she wrote a book! 'Living Clojure' comes out April of 2015.

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