Write some code and learn from your peers. In this hands-on jam you'll team up - first in a mob session, then in a pairing session - to tackle a problem in Clojure, with prompts for both first-timers and seasoned hands. Bring a laptop and a willingness to think out loud; leave with new tools, tricks, and opinions from people who solve problems differently than you.

Rafal Dittwald

Rafal hasn't decided what he is yet, but he's spent the past several years: attempting to get multiple startups off the ground; mentoring hundreds of web development students; and writing many thousands of lines of code (mostly Clojure). Often, he encounters an innocuous question, like "what is the best way to shuffle cards?" and then can't help but spend an inordinate amount of time chasing the answers to these questions. Sometimes he gives talks about what he's found.