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Overloading gen-class methods of glorious types with sublime nation of clojure for make great benefit of interop
Overloading gen-class methods of glorious types with sublime nation of clojure for make great benefit of interop.
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This is a quick note for a few seemingly-simple issues about how clojure interops with java. And how I was surprised by it. Again. I’m also hoping it’s useful…
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