
Real-life product stories and insights from top Clojure leaders.
We launched this podcast because we're fascinated by a paradox: Clojure is an exceptional language with a powerful philosophy behind it, yet it remains relatively niche in the industry. By talking to teams who've actually implemented Clojure in production, we're trying to understand this disconnect.
Is there something fundamental lim... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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In the 11th episode of "Clojure in product. Would you do it again?", Artem Barmin and Vadym Kostiuk speak with Jeremiah Via, Staff Software Engineer at The New York Times. Jeremiah describes how Clojure was introduced and adopted across the search st... more
Welcome to the 10th episode of our podcast, "Clojure in product. Would you do it again?", where Artem Barmin and Vadym Kostiuk speak with Cam Saul, Chief Architect at Metabase, an open-source business intelligence platform. In his role, Cam wears mul... more
In the 9th episode, we welcome Alexander Johannes, Head of Development at JustOn, a German fintech company specializing in developing Salesforce accounting solutions since 2010. We discuss the nuances of building software for the AppExchange marketpl... more
In the 8th episode, meet our guest Jereme Corrado, the former CTO of Mobot and a Clojure enthusiast since 2016. Jereme shares his extensive programming journey, emphasizing the importance of quality engineering and the challenges and rewards of adopt... more
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This has become my favorite technical podcast in 2025. I don’t even work in Clojure but I love hearing the stories about how technologist and founders leverage the language for maximum value. Everyone can take something from this podcast about how to balance passion and practicality. The hosts ask thoughtful questions and leave the guests with plenty of room to share and expound. I am now desperately looking any excuse to work Clojure into my job!
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This podcast features in-depth discussions with leaders and teams who have successfully implemented the Clojure programming language in real-world production environments. Conversations focus on the unique benefits and challenges associated with using Clojure, including its functional programming paradigm, community support, and the implications for software development and engineering culture. Each episode seeks to understand the motivations behind choosing Clojure, and whether its adoption has lived up to expectations, thus shedding light on Clojure's role in the technology landscape and its potential for future growth. The insights gleaned from these stories not only highlight the technical aspects but also the personal journeys and phil... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Cam Saul
2. Lead Backend Developer
3. James Trunk
4. Adam Tornhill
5. Kalle Korhonen
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