Hi, I'm an experienced C# / .Net developer and a relative Lisp newbie.
In my .Net programming I have taken a lot of design inspiration Domain
Driven Design and Eric Evans book in particular. The idea that a
developing a strong model of the problem domain is the most important
part of application
Thanks for the thoughts everyone, I'm having a read through that paper
now. I'm still looking for some code to read because while what you
are saying makes, I've done so much OOP my brain is having a hard time
making the jump.
Also added it as an suggestion in this thread if anyone else is
intere
mprehensive examples, "Domain Modelling with
> Clojure" write up.
>
> On Jan 25, 12:30 pm, Stuart Sierra
> wrote:
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> > On Jan 24, 4:29 am, Barry Dahlberg wrote:
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> > > It is obvious (to me) how to go about this in C#... a class for
> > > Product,
wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 10:33 PM, Barry Dahlberg
>
>
>
> wrote:
> > Perhaps I'll write up my findings once the language stops intimidating
> > me.
>
> > At the moment I'm writing an account "object". I have some standard
> >
Hi,
I am doing some experiments to see how ClojureCLR could help with some
of the challenges in building WPF applications. My question is, what
sort of Clojure object can I use as a data context for WPF data
binding?
For example, given the following XAML:
Using Clojure I would like to set
Binding to:
{"Foo" "Bar"}
With the slightly modified XAML:
Prints "Bar" as expected. Close.
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Progress! I may be talking to myself but I figure I should record any
answers beside the question. I now have this XAML:
Binding to this map:
{:foo "Foo value.", :bar "Bar value."}
.Net has custom type descriptors which allow you to tap into the
reflection process and mess with
I use Clojure every now and then because the ideas in the language really
appeal to me, but I usually find there are so many things distracting me
from writing code that I've never really managed to get any good at it. I'm
primarily a C# programmer where a lot of initial choices are very easy (goo
As a Clojure newbie coming from Microsoft land I was surprised by the
answers here.
Eclipse / CCW is the IDE I've used most so far and I've always wondered why
it didn't just open the REPL for me and have it always there. Having it up
to date with my latest code files is great because I mostly us
Hi Clojurians,
I have a macro which creates a function for me and I would like to add
some unit tests using clojure.test. How can I create a temporary scope
so that any functions defined during the test are undefined
afterwards? Here is a trivial example to illustrate:
(deftest my-def-macro-test
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