IN/Clojure 2020
India's annual Clojure and ClojureScript conference. 14th-15th Feb, 2020. Pune, MH, IN.
Feb 2020
10 Mon
11 Tue
12 Wed
13 Thu
14 Fri 09:30 AM – 09:00 PM IST
15 Sat 08:45 AM – 06:00 PM IST
16 Sun
Crimson Hall (Day of talks at Novotel hotel)
Conference Room 5, Navalmal Firodya, 5th Floor, A-wing, MCCIA trade towers
Conference Room 6, Navalmal Firodya, 5th Floor, A-wing, MCCIA trade towers
Teakwood Hall (Royal Orchid Central)
09:30–18:00
This venue will host talks on the 15th.
09:30–10:00
Registration
09:30–10:00
Registration
10:00–10:30
IDE / repo setup troubleshooting and Introductions
10:00–10:30
IDE/repo setup troubleshooting and Introductions
10:30–11:30
Basic concepts + warm-up exercises
10:30–11:30
Clojure's approach to state and identity
11:30–11:45
Tea / Coffee
11:30–11:45
Tea / Coffee
11:45–13:15
Working with functions
11:45–13:15
Java interop and the Clojure ecosystem
13:15–14:00
Lunch Break
13:15–14:00
Lunch Break
14:00–16:00
More work with functions and with collections
14:00–16:00
Effective Testing, Debugging, and REPL-driven-development
16:00–16:15
Tea / Coffee
16:00–16:15
Tea / Coffee
16:15–17:45
Advanced work with functions, collections, and function API design
16:15–17:45
Laziness & Vars (Benefits & pitfalls)
17:45–18:00
Wrap up, closing remarks, Ask Us Anything!
17:45–18:00
Wrap up, closing remarks, Ask Us Anything!
19:00–21:00
Pre-conference party
Crimson Hall (Day of talks at Novotel hotel)
Conference Room 5, Navalmal Firodya, 5th Floor, A-wing, MCCIA trade towers
Conference Room 6, Navalmal Firodya, 5th Floor, A-wing, MCCIA trade towers
Teakwood Hall (Royal Orchid Central)
08:45–09:15
Registrations
09:15–09:25
Welcome remarks and Introductions
09:25–10:15
Opening Keynote: The Future of Clojure Tooling
Bozhidar Batsov
10:15–11:00
Building data platforms from business stores using Clojure
Mayur Jadhav
11:00–11:30
Tea / Coffee
11:30–11:50
Composable Data Pipelines for not-so-Big Data
Akaash Patnaik
11:50–12:35
Clojure Macros - the good, the bad and the messy
Aravind Baskaran
12:35–13:00
Growing a Clojure Company from small to mid-sized (and hopefully beyond): tips, tricks, habits, practices
Vedang Manerikar
13:00–13:55
Lunch
13:55–14:40
Clojure of Things
Adam Helinski
14:40–15:25
Clojure for Java (OOPS) programmers
Rashmi Mittal, Madhuparna Ghosh
15:25–15:55
Tea / Coffee
15:55–16:05
Wasm on Clojure
Emmanuel Antony
16:05–16:25
Lazy Seqs - Why are they so lazy?
Ramsharan Gorur Jayaraman
16:25–16:35
Clojure is difficult, but worth it
sezal jain
16:35–17:20
Light Table: The strange and wonderful saga of a pure Clojure editor
Pratik Karki
17:20–18:00
BoF and Closing
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