Immutability and persistent data structures, overview of Clojure list, map, vector and set

One of my most favorite features of Clojure is immutability by default, it could be weird for newcomers but after a while you just feel a huge relief (once you know that everything is immutable).
But how can we achieve immutability but keep or data structures performant and efficient? Let's find out!

I'll also walk you through Clojure data structures: list, vector, map and set - and most useful function to work with those collections.

#clojure #immutable #datastructures #persistent

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[romanostash]

Thank you for a great overview! And no ads during the video ❤

[kjeldlarsen]

It's a great pleasure to watch this presentation, even if you know most of it. But the transient structures are new to me!

[ysonkar]

Will be much helpful if you can share your whole ide setup, like shortcuts you use for repl execution, formatting code, balancing brackets etc etc.

[fredoverflow]

Is that the Sennheiser Profile USB microphone? Sounds great!