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Jeremy Taylor and James Henderson talk about building XTDB, bitemporality, SQL compatibility, and Apache Arrow Launching XTDB v2 Grid Dynamics acquires JUXT LSM Tree The Generational Hypothesis JUXT Cast - Viktor Leis HTAP Processing Are We There Yet - Rich Hickey Jepsen Consistency Tree Jepsen Datomic test Jepsen Postgres test Andy Pavlo - CMU Intro to Database Systems sqllogictest

Stepan Parunashvili, creator of InstantDB and an experienced engineer, dives deep into building modern applications. He breaks down the unique features of Instant, a Clojure-based real-time database, and discusses its architecture's comparison to tools like Firebase. The conversation touches on innovative data management solutions, including the new query language InstaQL, and the collaboration of TypeScript with Clojure in frontend development. Stepan also shares insights from his startup experience, emphasizing community and open-source contributions.

Charles Oliver Nutter, a key figure in the JRuby community, shares insights on advancing JRuby and its integration with the JVM. He discusses the evolution of JRuby and its appeal for developers transitioning from Ruby, focusing on performance enhancements through innovations like Invoked Dynamic and Project Loom. Nutter also dives into the upcoming JRuby 10, emphasizing garbage collection improvements and reduced startup times. The importance of community support, particularly from sponsors like Shopify, is highlighted, showcasing JRuby's collaborative spirit.

Expert Eric Dallo discusses Clojure LSP, the LSP protocol, and the evolution of language servers. They explore performance optimization, integration with tools like Calva, and utilizing GroVM for efficiency in Closure LSP development. The importance of community contributions and collaboration within the Closure community is emphasized.

Ingy döt Net, creator of YAMLScript, discusses compiling YAML to Clojure, ecmeism in coding, executing YAML scripts with Babaska, and extending YAML scripts across multiple languages. The conversation covers secure execution, transition planning, and the evolution of YAML as a versatile data format.

Nate Hunzaker talks about building a text editor for the web Slate Lexical beforeInput event Since the podcast was recorded, Whimsical launched our Grammarly integration

Peter Taoussanis talks about Sente, Timbre, Carmine, Nippy, Tufte, and many more of his libraries The work of Peter Taoussanis Encore naming conventions Paul Graham’s A Plan for Spam Quivre Wusoup

Martin Kavalar, creator of Clerk and Co-Founder of Next Journal, discusses the advantages of Clerk for computation and analysis, the challenges of designing APIs, converting Clerk documents to LaTeX, and presenting at a programming conference. They also talk about their click garden tool, annoyance with crypto mining abuse detection, the success of the card games project, and future plans for Clerk including Clerk Garden and Application Garden.

Jacob O'Bryant talks about Biff, XTDB, and building a web framework for small teams Tools for Online Speech - Jacob’s Personal Site Biff website Biff GitHub Biff’s funding announcement Clojurists Together funding announcement XTDB TailwindCSS HTMX Biff upgrade instructions Yakread

Sam Ritchie talks about the Mentat Collective, executable textbooks, visual math Mentat Collective GitHub - read this first to get an overview of all of the pieces. ThinkFun Mark Engelberg Cascalog Google X The Dynamic Notebook Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics SICM free online version maria.cloud Brad Feld, John Underkoffler How to fold a Julia fractal Clerk Sicmutils Scmutils SICM-utils Scicloj meetup Road to Reality Substack