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Clojure has evolved so fast that not a single Clojure book in publication today covers the some of most significant developments in Clojure , namely reducers and transducers. I thought I was no longer a clojure newbie -- but with transducers, I have that awful noobie feeling again.


You can always get a few Common Lisp papers that describe them.


If this isn't just snark, I'm unaware of any such papers, and would be very interested to read them. Any links?


Here, it was posted some time ago on Reddit.

https://m.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/3tha86/transducers_i...


"Clojure Applied" covers transducers.




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