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  • @wmacgyver misnamed chapter I think... Should be "more functional programming" or something - it covers advanced topics - #clojure in action 1 week ago
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• Top Posts

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One Response to “Capjure: a simple HBase persistence layer – updated with documentation”

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   charles rinehart said

   October 12, 2009 at 7:21 pm

   Great blogs here. Lots of excellent info. All the best.

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