Clojure Remote 2016 Session Videos

It looks like you've missed Clojure Remote 2016—but all hope is not lost. 

After a brief hiatus, Remote session videos are available for sale for a limited time. 

Here's the plan:

• March 1: Clojure Remote 2016 videos available for purchase
  
• April 27: Video sales close.
  
• May 11: Videos become available for free on YouTube.
  

Yes, you're reading that right. Videos are $49 today on, then free from May 11 forward. Can't wait till then? Grab the videos early. Can wait? Cool, that'll be $0, just hold tight until May.

What is Clojure Remote?

Clojure Remote is Clojure's first all-remote conference. It was held online via crowdcast.io on February 11th & 12th, 2016. It covers beginner to intermediate Clojure topics geared at the

Talks this year include:

• Alan Shaw - Statecharts in the Re-Frame Environment
  
• Anatoly Polinsky - Components vs. Functions
  
• Bozhidar Batsov - A Few Pints of CIDER
  
• Colin Jones - Beyond `top`: command-line monitoring on the JVM
  
• Dave Yarwood - Alda: A Music Programming Language, Built in Clojure
  
• David Tsao - Structured, declarative data visualization in clojure
  
• Eric Normand - The Elements of a Functional Mindset
  
• Jan Stępień - Erlang in The Land of Lisp
  
• Jearvon Dharrie - MOBILE APPS WITH CLOJURESCRIPT
  
• John Stevenson - Guiding People into Clojure
  
• Jonathan Graham - Understanding Core Clojure Functions
  
• Lucas Cavalcanti - Datomic transaction log migrations
  
• Marcus Blankenship - Community Panel
  
• Markus Hjort - Load testing with Clojure
  
• Michael Drogalis - Keynote: Designing with Data
  
• Nikola Peric - Optimizing Performance in Real-World Problems
  
• Panel: Clojure & the Community - Alex Miller, Bridget Hillyer, Colin Fleming, Eric Normand
  
• Panel: Clojure Web Development - Dmitri Sotnikov, Kamil Leszczuk, Matthias Nehlsen, Paul deGrandis, Philip Meier
  
• Paula Gearon - Clojure and the CST
  
• Priyatam Mudivarti - Protocol Oriented Programming in Clojure & Cljs
  
• Vinicius Correa - Datomic transaction log migrations
  
• Zach Tellman - Keynote: Sense and Referential Transparency
  

Learn more

To learn more about the conference, including the original schedule, talk, and speakers list, visit clojureremote.com.