Pre-West Prep: Colin Fleming

March 21, 2015

Talk: Debugging Clojure code with Cursive

Colin Fleming's talk at Clojure/West is about debugging Clojure in Cursive.

Background

Colin Fleming is the developer behind Cursive. Cursive is the #2 most popular Clojure IDE (behind Emacs and just ahead of vim). It is based on IntelliJ, and so has a lot of useful JVM features. This talk will focus on debugging and also how the JVM debuggers fare with functional code.

For a great introduction to Cursive, see Colin Fleming's talk at Clojure/conj last year.

About Colin Fleming

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