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Clojure for Domain-specific Languages

By Ryan D. Kelker
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  1. An Overview of Domain-specific Languages with Clojure
    • An Overview of Domain-specific Languages with Clojure
    • Domain-specific languages (DSL)
    • Internal versus External DSLs
    • Database domains
    • The HTML domain
    • The ECMA/JavaScript domain
    • The Audio domain
    • Image domains
    • Summary
    • Design Concepts with Clojure
    • Every function is a little program
    • Each function only does one thing
    • Patterns for success
    • Summary
    • Clojure Editing and Project Creation
    • The origin of Emacs and its usage
    • Installing and setting up Emacs24
    • Setting up Emacs
    • Creating and editing CLJ files in Emacs
    • Running a Clojure REPL inside Emacs
    • Leiningen and project management
    • Installing Leiningen and starting a project
    • Including Clojure or Java libraries in your project
    • Leiningen
    • Summary
    • Features, Functions, and Macros
    • Namespaces
    • Java inside Clojure
    • Immutability
    • Dynamic objects
    • Metadata
    • Lazy sequences
    • Destructuring
    • Functions and arity
    • Anonymous functions
    • Macros
    • Summary
    • Collections and Sequencing
    • Collections
    • Vectors
    • Lists
    • Maps
    • Sets
    • Sequences
    • :let, :while, and :when
    • Summary
    • Assignment and Concurrency
    • Variables
    • Transients
    • Atoms
    • Agents
    • Refs
    • Futures
    • Promises
    • Summary
    • Flow Control, Error Handling, and Math
    • Flow control
    • Object comparison
    • Casting
    • Error handling
    • Arithmetic
    • Summary
    • Methods for Abstraction
    • Creating and constructing classes
    • Overriding methods with reify and proxy
    • Custom symbol definitions with macros
    • Multimethod polymorphism
    • Relationships with hierarchies
    • Assertion testing with metadata
    • Input constraints with :pre
    • Output constraints with :post
    • Summary
    • An Example Twitter DSL
    • Creating Java-based abstractions
    • Examples of our Twitter DSL
    • Reading the OAuth configuration
    • Making our most important macro
    • Handling search queries
    • Handling tweets
    • Adding user-related features
    • Summary
    • Unit Testing
    • Exploring the clojure.test framework
    • The expectations framework
    • The midje framework
    • The speclj framework
    • Summary
    • Clojure DSLs inside Java
    • Making a Java-callable Clojure class
    • Data hiding
    • Java-wrapping your Clojure
    • Summary
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