Why replikativ?
Are you tired of building the same kind of glue code for your
distributed architecture over and over again? Then, once you have build
all this often redundant code coordinating state changes between
different ‘cloud’ systems, web services (e.g. RESTful) and your
client-side applica
(:t :t) is a function invocation. Clojure always attempts to invoke the
first element of a list as a function unless told not to, this is one of
the fundamental behaviours of a lisp.
In this case, clojure will attempt to invoke the keyword ":t" as a
function. Keywords are actually invokable in clo
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From: silver1 silver1
Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2016 22:11:17 +0800
Subject: I don't understand (:t :t)mean ,please help me !!
hello,everyOne,i'm a new clojure
