Friday, February 17, 2012

Clojure's Governance and How It Got That Way

A nice bit of early history, and an explanation of how it affects today's Clojure community.

http://clojure.com/blog/2012/02/17/clojure-governance.html

> One consensus that came out of the Clojure/dev meeting was that we need to get better at using our tools, particularly JIRA. We would like to streamline the processes of joining Clojure/dev, screening patches, and creating new contrib libraries. We also need better integration testing between Clojure and applications that use it. Application and library developers can help by running their test suites against pre-release versions of Clojure (alphas, betas, even SNAPSHOTs) and reporting problems early.

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