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IN/Clojure 2020

India's annual Clojure and ClojureScript conference. 14th-15th Feb, 2020. Pune, MH, IN.

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Novotel Pune Nagar Road, Crimson Hall, Pune

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IN/Clojure 2020 is the 4th edition of India’s annual Clojure and ClojureScript conference. Follow twitter.com/in_clojure for updates.

Backstory

We began in Pune in 2016 and after two editions in namma Bengaluru, we’re delighted to come full circle back to apla Pune (and all those delicious bakarwadis and modaks).

As India’s premiere Clojure and ClojureScript conference, we strive to facilitate the free exchange of ideas between new and experienced programmers alike.

Over the years, IN/Clojure has served as a platform to kickstart a series of Clojure workshops and meet-ups across the country. And it has helped attendees make a strong case for Clojure, and Clojurescript adoption in their companies.

We believe that this edition of the conference, like previous editions will foster the growing Clojure community in Asia.

Who should attend?

Whether you are knee-deep writing macros that write macros, or struggling to escape the beginner’s plateau, or wondering if/why/how to adopt Clojure in your organization, or are in it purely for the joy of learning, IN/Clojure is the event bringing together a great mix of Clojure/Script masters, practitioners, and newcomers from across India and beyond.

Why Attend?

We welcome you to join nearly 149 other people and...

  • Speak: CFP is open till 20 Jan 2020.
  • Learn: We run two all-day hands-on Clojure workshops. Check 'em out here.
  • Converse: Derive some sweet cerebral expansion from the talks, the tweetstorms, and the “hallway tracks”.
  • Inspire: Trade notes, ideas, tools, and techniques with new and experienced Clojure programmers alike (photostream).
  • Be Inspired : Start that project, that meetup, that hack night, that business, that beautiful work of art.
  • Sponsor: Help foster the growing Clojure and FP community in India/Asia.
  • Network: Meet seasoned practitioners and awesome sponsors (listed below). Hire or get hired. Acquire or get acquired ;-)
  • Grab: Some cool swag, and some fun swag, and some zany swag.
  • Party: Eat, drink, and make merry with some of the nicest people around.

Plus, this year we enjoy the company of the perennially effervescent Bozhidar Batsov; prolific Clojurist, Emacs fanatic, maintainer of CIDER, and Lisp hacker extraordinaire.

(Oh, and tickets are going, going, going... grab yours while stocks last.)

#Sponsors:

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IN/Clojure 2020 Sponsors:


#Platinum Sponsor

Helpshift Nilenso

#Gold Sponsor

Juspay GO-JEK

#Bronze Sponsor

Quitype

#Community Sponsor

Cognitect

#Speaker travel support

Kubric.io

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IN/Clojure is India’s annual Clojure and ClojureScript conference, including talks about features, libraries, tools, usage, and more. IN/Clojure 2020, our 4th edition, is happening on 14th and 15th Feb 2020 (Fri/Sat) in Pune, Maharashtra. more

Ramsharan Gorur Jayaraman

@sharangj

Lazy Seq's - Why are they so lazy?

Submitted Jan 12, 2020

This talk majorly circles around how Clojure Lazy Sequences and Lisp Cons Cells work. I will also try to explain to the audience on what mistakes I made when I started writing Clojure and how understanding Lisp Cons Cells helped me understand Clojure Lazy Seq’s.

Outline

Here is a very brief outline of my presentation:

  • Firstly, I will start of by explaining my failures in understanding bits and pieces of Seq’s. Explain with actual function calls.
  • The second part of the presentation is on how Lisp Cons Cells work. A brief explanation of how it is a list with 2 functions ie car and cdr. There will be a lot of examples on how sublists can be created and how they can be modified.
  • A brief explanation of how Lisp Cons Cells analogues to Clojure Lazy Seq’s.
  • Concluding with a run through of why Clojure Lazy Seq’s are more efficient than normal seq’s. This will be majorly talking about how Lazy Seq’s does all the heavy lifting with functional computation rather than sitting in memory.

You can find a very rough outline of the presentation here https://speakerdeck.com/sharangj/lazy-sequences-why-are-they-so-lazy.

Speaker bio

Ramsharan has built multiple systems across different spectrums like Local Commerce, Content Publishing Space and Health Care. As a tech enthusiast, he is always on the lookout on how tech can solve real world problems. He is a sport lover and a Liverpool FC fanatic. He currently works as the Director Of Engineering at Quintype.

Slides

https://speakerdeck.com/sharangj/lazy-sequences-why-are-they-so-lazy

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Make a submission

Accepting submissions till 20 Jan 2020, 11:59 PM

Novotel Pune Nagar Road, Crimson Hall, Pune

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IN/Clojure is India’s annual Clojure and ClojureScript conference, including talks about features, libraries, tools, usage, and more. IN/Clojure 2020, our 4th edition, is happening on 14th and 15th Feb 2020 (Fri/Sat) in Pune, Maharashtra. more