In a previous post, I introduced Clojure, a Lisp that runs in the JVM, and gave a simple example of using it for a slightly XNAT-related task. I’ve also been using Clojure as a client for the XNAT REST API, … Continue reading →

Over the last two years, I’ve been using Clojure quite a bit for managing, testing, and exploratory development in XNAT. Clojure is a new member of the Lisp family of languages that runs in the Java Virtual Machine. Two features … Continue reading →