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• Lumo - The fastest Clojure REPL in the world by Antonio Monteiro (who is getting to be a regular feature in this newsletter)
• Alex Miller talks about the Clojure ticket voting process.
• Advanced Martian by Juxt explores their open source Swagger HTTP API client
• Clojure at Puppet. This was interesting to me as I’d known Puppet were Clojure users for a while but had never heard their backstory.
• What AppCanary will miss after leaving Clojure. I’ll be interested to hear the talk they gave about why they chose Ruby.

Libraries & Books.

• Why Exponent on React Native is a good fit for ClojureScript
• Postgres notifications with Luminus
• Using effects in re-frame
• Unified storage IO in Replikativ

People are worried about Types. ?

• No type worrying this week from the Clojure community, but our neighbours in Elm Town have been having some discussions.

Foundations.

• Timothy Pratley is looking for people to join his research group. They cover many different interesting topics.

Tools.

• Liquid is a new text editor written in Clojure

Recent Developments.

• Discussion about the naming of the any? function in Clojure 1.9
• Clarification on # as a valid symbol character, and the related ticket CLJ-1527
• CLJS-1128 “Describe internationalization strategies via Google Closure on the wiki” would be a good opportunity for someone looking to start contributing to ClojureScript.
• CLJS-1194 adds support for data_readers.cljc

Learning.

• (:brno clojure) is a new Clojure Meetup in Brno, Czech Republic
• A recap of EuroClojure 2016

Misc.

• Bryan Cantrill gave a talk at Structure 2016 the day after the US election about how technology is disrupting other industries, and the current and future job losses that are going to take place.