#92 defn.no with Magnar Sveen and Christian Johansen

This podcast episode features guest speakers Magnar Sveen and Christian Johansen, known for their work on Emacs Rocks and Parens of the Dead. They discuss the benefits of using Emacs for pair programming and the use of Tuple app for remote collaboration and screen sharing. The speakers also delve into topics such as the evolution of web technology, the use of Clojure in documentation projects, the creation of the single-player web game Adventur.no, the benefits of making "shit" data driven, the potential of ClojureScript in front-end development, the trade-offs in code design in Clojure, the importance of precise naming conventions and a strong vocabulary, and the shift from test-driven development to using the REPL. They also touch on various projects and tools such as Hiccup, DumDum, and Portfolio. Overall, this episode explores the power and versatility of Emacs and Clojure, highlighting their impact on development practices and the potential for innovation in the programming world.