DSLs in Clojure

Revolutions in software development are enabled by new abstractions being used to produce more software while writing less code. Domain Specific Languages are an abstraction that can help fuel the next revolution. This talk will introduce you to the concepts of DSL's, how to think about them, design them and use them to hide complexity at various levels in your software design using some common Clojure DSL's as examples. It will also touch on concepts like macros, monads and arrows to show how these can be used and why you would want to.