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Speakers

At the Macroexpand conferences, we focused on talks and projects that help Clojure grow.

Our guidelines, based on experience, ensured that work on each talk was meaningful and fruitful. All talks covered active projects, ranging from short-term experiments to long-term reports, from analyses to documentation or library improvements. Good talks combined storytelling with actual progress on projects.

Speaker Guidelines

The conferences followed these guidelines:

  • Speakers worked with organizers early to shape project ideas
  • All talks included clear notes and reproducible code, hosted on Clojure Civitas or Clojure Data Tutorials
  • Notes were fully reproducible, including all data and clear usage instructions
  • Talks were designed for general Clojure programmers, with accessibility for newcomers
  • Each conference (Macroexpand-Noj & Macroexpand-Deep) had a list of preferred topics that were prioritized
  • Team presentations and cross-field collaborations were encouraged

Thank You to Our Speakers

We’re grateful to all the speakers who shared their work and insights with the community. Your contributions made these conferences a success!

See the full list of sessions and speakers on the Sessions page, and check out the conference schedules: - Macroexpand-Noj Schedule (October 17-18, 2024) - Macroexpand-Deep Schedule (October 24-25, 2024)

📹 Recordings will be available soon on Scicloj’s YouTube channel