All of the scheduled talks that we were able to produce are now available. They're accessible from Clojure's blip.tv page, but we thought to post them here so that we could link to slides, if available:
Scheduled Talk Videos
Hammock-driven Development Rich Hickey
Fertile Ground: The Roots of Clojure Michael Fogus
Clojure Zippers _Luke VanderHart _
(not= DSL macros) Christophe Grand
Lisp, Functional Programming, and the State of Flow Tom Faulhaber
Protocol XIII: Clojure Protocols Explained Sean Devlin
Finger Trees: Custom Persistent Collections Chris Houser
Making Leiningen Work for You Phil Hagelberg
State of Counterclockwise: Past, Present and Future Laurent Petit
One Ring to Bind Them Mark McGranaghan
From Concurrency to Parallelism David Liebke
Simplicity Ain't Easy Stuart Halloway
Lightning Talks
Additionally, the following two lightning talks are available:
Tree Editing with Zippers Alex Miller
Aleph: A Framework for Asynchronous Communication Zach Tellman
Talks Without Videos
There were a few talks that we weren't able to release because of technical problems with our recording equipment. To those speakers: our apologies! The titles, speakers, and slides for those talks are:
Continuous Deployoment of Clojure Web Applications Chas Emerick
Macro Club Stuart Sierra
Thank you once more to all of the speakers and attendees. It was a fantastic event. Now that the videos are a wrap, we're going to focus on the next Conj. We hope to see you all there!
