In 2007, Rich Hickey introduced Clojure with a clear mission: to offer the simplicity of functional programming with the practicality of languages like Java and C#. Designed as a hosted language on the JVM, Clojure provides a reliable and efficient toolbox for experienced engineers and architects, empowering them to break free from complexity. This talk will explore Clojure’s history and review updates to our ecosystem.
Speaker

Jordan Miller
Sociotechnical Staff Engineer @Nubank, Co-Founder of Clojure Camp, Host/Producer of Lost in Lambduhhhs Podcast, Co-Author Clojure Brain Teasers, Co-Orga Heart of Clojure EU
L. Jordan Miller is a Staff Software Engineer at Nubank where she focuses on Datomic developer success. She is co-author of Clojure Brain Teasers, co-founder of Clojure Camp and producer/host of the Lost In Lambduhhs podcast. Passionate about people, programming, and pedagogy, she's a conference speaker, host, organizer, and reviewer for events such as Heart of Clojure, Strange Loop, Re:clojure, and Clojure Conj.