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Design and implement highly reusable reactive applications by integrating different frameworks with Clojure
About This Book- Learn how to leverage the features of functional reactive programming using Clojure
- Create dataflow-based systems that are the building blocks of reactive programming
- Learn different Functional Reactive Programming frameworks and techniques by implementing real-world examples
If you are a Clojure developer who is interested in using Reactive Programming to build asynchronous and concurrent applications, this book is for you. Knowledge of Clojure and Leiningen is required. Basic understanding of ClojureScript will be helpful for the web chapters, although it is not strictly necessary.
In DetailReactive Programming (RP) is central to many concurrent systems. It endeavors to make the process of developing highly-concurrent, event-driven, and asynchronous applications simpler and less error-prone. RP comes in many flavors and we will look at some of them in this book.
Clojure Reactive Programming is a practical guide aimed at exploring RP. It starts by describing Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) and its formulations, as well as how it inspired Compositional Event Systems (CES).
It also presents several examples of Reactive applications implemented in different frameworks, allowing you to develop an understanding of the subject as well as learn how to develop your ability to work with time-varying values.
By the end of the book, you will be equipped to solve real-world problems as well as understand the trade-offs between the approaches shown in the book.
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Leonardo Borges is a programming languages enthusiast who loves writing code, contributing to open source software, and speaking on subjects he feels strongly about. After nearly 5 years of consulting at ThoughtWorks, where he worked in two commercial Clojure projects, among many others, he is now a software engineer at Atlassian. He uses Clojure and ClojureScript to help build real-time collaborative editing technology. This is his first full-length book, but he contributed a couple of chapters to Clojure Cookbook , O'Reilly .
Leonardo has founded and runs the Sydney Clojure User Group in Australia. He also writes posts about software, focusing on functional programming, on his website (http://www.leonardoborges.com). When he isn't writing code, he enjoys riding motorcycles, weightlifting, and playing the guitar.
I would like to take this opportunity and start by thanking my family: my grandparents, Altamir and Alba, for their tireless support; my mother, Snia, for her unconditional love and motivation; and my uncle, Altamir Filho, for supporting me when I decided to go to school at night so that I could start working as a programmer. Without them, I would have never pursued software engineering.
I would also like to thank my fiancee, Enif, who answered with a resounding "yes" when asked whether I should take up the challenge of writing a book. Her patience, love, support, and words of encouragement were invaluable.
During the writing process, Packt Publishing involved several reviewers and their feedback was extremely useful in making this a better book. To these reviewers, thank you.
I am also sincerely grateful for my friends who provided crucial feedback on key chapters, encouraging me at every step of the way: Claudio Natoli, Fbio Lessa, Fabio Pereira, Julian Gamble, Steve Buikhuizen, and many others, who would take multiple pages to list.
Last but not least, a warm thanks to the staff at Packt Publishing, who helped me along the whole process, being firm and responsible, yet understanding.
Each of you helped make this happen. Thank you!
Eduard Bondarenko is a software developer living in Kiev, Ukraine. He started programming using Basic on ZXSpectrum a long time ago. Later, he worked in the web development domain.
He has used Ruby on Rails for about 8 years. Having used Ruby for a long time, he discovered Clojure in early 2009, and liked the language. Besides Ruby and Clojure, he is interested in Erlang, Go, Scala, and Haskell development.
Colin Jones is director of software services at 8th Light, where he builds web, mobile, and desktop systems for clients of all sizes. He's the author of Mastering Clojure Macros: Write Cleaner, Faster, Smarter Code , Pragmatic Bookshelf . Colin participates actively in the Clojure open source community, including work on the Clojure Koans, REPLy, leiningen, and makes small contributions to Clojure itself.
Michael Kohl has been developing with Ruby since 2004 and got acquainted with Clojure in 2009. He has worked as a systems administrator, journalist, systems engineer, German teacher, software developer, and penetration tester. He currently makes his living as a senior Ruby on Rails developer. He previously worked with Packt Publishing as a technical reviewer for Ruby and MongoDB Web Development Beginner's Guide .
Falko Riemenschneider started programming in 1989. In the last 15 years, he has worked on numerous Java Enterprise software projects for backends as well as frontends. He's especially interested in designing complex rich-user interfaces. In 2012, he noticed and learned Clojure. He quickly came in contact with ideas such as FRP and CSP that show great potential for a radically simpler UI architecture for desktop and in-browser clients.
Falko works for itemis, a Germany-based software consultancy firm with strong competence for language- and model-based software development. He cofounded a Clojure user group, and encourages other developers within and outside itemis to learn functional programming.
Falko posts regularly on http://www.falkoriemenschneider.de.
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