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Clojure — March 16, 2022

Monads in Xiana framework

Xiana is a lightweight web-application framework written in Clojure, for Clojure. The goal is to be simple, fast, and most importantly – a…

Service Design — March 10, 2022

UX Copy: How to Get it Right

UX writing, whether that is done by a dedicated UX writer, the UX designer or by the copywriter, is about creating copy that makes…

Management — March 7, 2022

7 Steps to a Successful HR Digital Transformation

The rapid change into remote working has pushed many Human Resources teams into digital transformation. The digital transformation of HR processes is long overdue…

Clojure — February 28, 2022

Malli and HTML forms as data

One of the so many great things offered by Clojure/Script to the community is the capacity of representing the structure and behavior of our…

Clojure — February 3, 2022

Investigating Clojure’s transducer composition

Clojure's transducer compose in a, at first glance, counter-intuitive way. Here I investigate a bit further how transducer composition actually works.

Clojure — January 18, 2022

Getting Started with Clojure(Script) – Eduardo’s Journey

2022 is just beginning, Clojure was never as hipster and attractive as it is now, and I’ve decided it is time to share a…

Case studies — November 15, 2021

WASM Part I: What is WebAssembly? Reasons to take it seriously

This article is the beginning of a series of posts that describes WebAssembly(WASM), the importance of this technology, and a simple ClojureScript…

Management — November 8, 2021

Inserting Culture into the Algorithms

In our article about the Design Thinking Playbook: The Highlights (1) we covered the Design Thinking Process. In the observation phase, we stressed…

Management — October 28, 2021

The Design Thinking Playbook: The Highlights (part 3)

In the previous part the relationship between design thinking and psychology of management. Now let’s discuss about how to merge design thinking with…

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