Jim Crossley and Toby Crawley - Cognicast Episode 066

In this episode, we talk to Jim Crossley and Toby Crawley of Red Hat about the upcoming 2.0 release of Immutant.

Our Guests

Jim Crossley

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On GitHub

Toby Crawley

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On GitHub

Music

Jim chose "Sing a Simple Song" by Sly and the Family Stone to start the show. Toby chose "I Like Hubcaps" by Brak to end the show.

Topics

• The Mostly Lazy episode with Jim and Toby
• Red Hat
• Immutant
• Ruby
• Java
• C
• Atlanta
• Python
• TorqueBox
• Immutant Version 2 ("The Deuce")
• Application Servers
• JBoss
• Clojure Namespaces
• Wildfly, the community-supported application server
• WAR files
• EAP - Red Hat's commercially-supported distribution of WildFly
• Elastic Beanstalk
• J2EE
• IP Multicast
• Amazon Simple Queue Service
• Jetty
• Tomcat
• Amazon DynamoDB
  • Throttling
• Leinginen
• Wildfly Clusters
• Undertow - JBoss evented webserver
• Websockets
• Clojure Protocols
• Ring Handlers
• Servlets
• Clojure Java Interop
• HornetQ
• Quartz
• "Convention over configuration"
• Metric boatload
• Clojure proxy
• Reflection API in Java
• CIDER
• JMS
• Infinispan
• Wunderboss
• RabbitMQ
• Clojure/conj
• Stu Halloway
• EclipseCon
• Room Key
• Strange Loop
• Clojure/West
• Clojure/conj on Lanyrd
• LGPL
• Apache Software License
• The Immutant Tutorials
• The example Immutant application on GitHub
• Heroku
• TriClojure
• Datomic
• Datomic and Immutant

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Credits

Episode Cover Art:

• Michael Parenteau

Audio Production

• Russ Olsen

Producer

• Kim Foster

In this episode, we talk to Jim Crossley and Toby Crawley of Red Hat about the upcoming 2.0 release of Immutant.