Foreword for the Second Edition
Foreword for the First Edition
Acknowledgments
Preface
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1. Getting Started
1.1 Why Clojure?
1.2 Clojure Coding Quick Start
1.3 Exploring Clojure Libraries
1.4 Wrapping Up
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2. Exploring Clojure
2.1 Forms
2.2 Reader Macros
2.3 Functions
2.4 Vars, Bindings, and Namespaces
2.5 Calling Java
2.6 Flow Control
2.7 Where’s My for Loop?
2.8 Metadata
2.9 Wrapping Up
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3. Unifying Data with Sequences
3.1 Everything Is a Sequence
3.2 Using the Sequence Library
3.3 Lazy and Infinite Sequences
3.4 Clojure Makes Java Seq-able
3.5 Calling Structure-Specific Functions
3.6 Wrapping Up
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4. Functional Programming
4.1 Functional Programming Concepts
4.2 How to Be Lazy
4.3 Lazier Than Lazy
4.4 Recursion Revisited
4.5 Wrapping Up
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5. State
5.1 Concurrency, Parallelism, and Locking
5.2 Refs and Software Transactional Memory
5.3 Use Atoms for Uncoordinated, Synchronous Updates
5.4 Use Agents for Asynchronous Updates
5.5 Managing Per-Thread State with Vars
5.6 A Clojure Snake
5.7 Wrapping Up
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6. Protocols and Datatypes
6.1 Programming to Abstractions
6.2 Interfaces
6.3 Protocols
6.4 Datatypes
6.5 Records
6.6 reify
6.7 Wrapping Up
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7. Macros
7.1 When to Use Macros
7.2 Writing a Control Flow Macro
7.3 Making Macros Simpler
7.4 Taxonomy of Macros
7.5 Wrapping Up
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8. Multimethods
8.1 Living Without Multimethods
8.2 Defining Multimethods
8.3 Moving Beyond Simple Dispatch
8.4 Creating Ad Hoc Taxonomies
8.5 When Should I Use Multimethods?
8.6 Wrapping Up
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9. Java Down and Dirty
9.1 Exception Handling
9.2 Wrestling with the Integers
9.3 Optimizing for Performance
9.4 Creating Java Classes in Clojure
9.5 A Real-World Example
9.6 Wrapping Up
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10. Building an Application
10.1 Scoring a Clojurebreaker Game
10.2 Testing the Scorer
10.3 test.generative
10.4 Creating an Interface
10.5 Deploying Your Code
10.6 Farewell
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A1. Editor Support
A2. Bibliography
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Index
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