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‎00_frontmatter/frontmatter.asciidoc‎

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* <<ch_primitive_data>> and <<ch_composite_data>> cover Clojure's
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* <<ch_primitive_data>>, and <<ch_composite_data>>, cover Clojure's
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built-in primitive and composite data structures, and explain many
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common (and less common) ways one might want to use them.
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* <<ch_general_computing>> is a grab bag of useful topics that are
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* <<ch_general_computing>>, is a grab bag of useful topics that are
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generally applicable in many different application areas and project
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domains, from Clojure features such as Protocols to alternate
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programming paradigms such as logic programming with +core.logic+ or
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asynchronous coordination with +core.async+.
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* <<ch_local_io>> deals with all the ways in which your program can
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* <<ch_local_io>>, deals with all the ways in which your program can
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interact with the local computer upon which it is running. This
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includes reading fromand writing to standard input and output streams,
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creating and manipulating files, serializing and deserializing files,
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* <<ch_network_io>> contains recipes with similar themes to
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* <<ch_network_io>>, contains recipes with similar themes to
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<<ch_local_io>>, but instead deals with _remote_ communication over a
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network. It includes recipes on a variety of network communication
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protocols and libraries.
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* <<ch_databases>> demonstrates techniques and tools for connecting to
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* <<ch_databases>>, demonstrates techniques and tools for connecting to
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underlying philosophy of value, state, and identity to persistent
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storage.
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* <<ch_webapps>> dives in-depth into one of the most common applications
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* <<ch_webapps>>, dives in-depth into one of the most common applications
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for Clojure: building and maintaining dynamic websites. It provides
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comprehensive treatment of Ring (the most popular HTTP server library
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* <<ch_deployment_and_distribution>> explains what to do with a Clojure
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* <<ch_deployment_and_distribution>>, explains what to do with a Clojure
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using Clojure for heavyweight distributed data crunching. Special
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‎01_primitive-data/1-03_concatenating-strings.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-05_integer-to-character-conversions.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-06_formatting-strings.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-07_regexp-matching.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-08_matching-strings.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-10_tokenizing-strings.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-12_converting-stringlike-data.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-13_absolute-precision.asciidoc‎

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‎01_primitive-data/1-14_working-with-rational-numbers.asciidoc‎

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