ClojureWerkz is a growing collection of open source Clojure libraries that share a common vision:
and several others.
ClojureWerkz tries to make a collection of well maintained idiomatic libraries for practical purposes (data store clients, messaging, data validation, email, etc) that are also well documented, released under the same business-friendly license, built from the ground up for Clojure 1.4+ and run continuous integration against multiple Clojure versions and JDKs.
We've developed them over the years of using Clojure and we hope it can serve as an example for the rest of the Clojure community. Or at least they don't suck.
Clojure is fantastic, small, very productive and powerful language built on industrial strength runtimes (JVM, JavaScript VMs, .NET/CLR). Thanks to access to existing Java, C# and JavaScript libraries, it is typically not an issue to find a library that does what you need. Finding a good library that is also feature complete and well documented, however, is more challenging.
ClojureWerkz tries to challenge this and make the Clojure community a better place.
Michael Klishin, Alex P, and Zack Maril with contributions from Clojure developers around the globe.
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