Memoization and Caching Patterns in Clojure: memoize, clojure.core.cache & clojure.core.memoize

Understanding how to efficiently store and retrieve computed values can greatly enhance the performance of your code.

I'll explore three essential topics:
- memoize: Learn how to use the built-in memoize function in Clojure to cache function results, reducing unnecessary recomputation.

Whether you're working on a small personal project or a large-scale application, understanding these memoization and caching patterns can help you write more efficient and responsive Clojure code.

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[mefogus]

Thank you for taking the time to produce this video -- it was well done and nicely organized. An interesting point that wasn't mentioned is that the core.cache API allows you to layer cache implementations by seeding any cache instance with another core.cache instance. This is not used very often I believe but when you need it then it's convenient.

[blindender]

what is the plugin to show the keyboard key pressed?
and ty for the content!