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justin cater

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Justin Cater is executive editor at Java Code Geeks
An answer to CircleCI’s Why we’re no longer using Core.typed Posted: Oct 7, 2015 10:49 AM
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CircleCI has recently published a very useful post “Why we’re no longer using Core.typed” that raises some important concerns w.r.t. Typed Clojure that in their particular case led to the cost overweighting the benefits. CircleCI has a long and positive relation to Ambrose Bonnaire-Sergeant, the main author of core.typed, that has addressed their concerns in his ...

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