David Nolen

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A History of Programming Languages for 2 Voices
VideoPresentation
An Introduction to Lisp Macros
VideoPresentation
Clojure for Schemers
VideoPresentation
ClojureScript: Lisp's Revenge
VideoPresentation
There are multiple recordings

NDC 2013
ClojureScript: The Essence of Alchemy
VideoPresentation
Cognicast Episode 054
AudioInterview
Cognicast Episode 93
AudioInterview
David Nolen on Transit
VideoPresentation
David Nolen talks about what every programmer should read/do
VideoInterview
Designing Front End Applications with core.async
TextArticle
Ground Control to Major Tom
VideoPresentation
Hello Om Next!
VideoPresentation
There are multiple recordings

EuroClojure 2015
How To Win Big With Old Ideas - Curry On
VideoPresentation
ITP Resident Researcher
TextArticle
Immutability, interactivity & JavaScript
VideoPresentation
Introduction to ClojureScript
VideoPresentation
Invention, Innovation and ClojureScript
VideoPresentation
NYC Clojure Users Group
VideoPresentation
Putting The Dream Machine To Work
VideoPresentation
The Front End Architecture Revolution
VideoPresentation
The Functional Final Frontier
VideoPresentation
The Mapping Dilemma
David Nolen draws on some of the giants of Computer Science in recent years. Alan Kay, Gregor Kiczales, Peter Norvig, and more. I love to see the products of great minds folded into Clojure and ready at my fingertips.
core.logic - Clojure
VideoPresentation
This video is a walkthrough of Clojure core.logic.

There is also a bootleg video of a talk from Strange Loop 2012.

The presentation starts with a short review of how to use core.logic before Nolen goes into the implementation details. core.logic is based on miniKanren, described in The Reasoned Schemer.