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A day in the life of a Clojure Engineer at Funding Circle team at Pwrteams vol.2

A couple of weeks ago, we shared our talk about what it’s like to be a Clojure Engineer at the Funding Circle team at Pwrteams with our colleague Dimitar Yoldov. But we couldn’t miss the opportunity to add a different perspective and to also have a chat with his colleague Nikolay Penchev. He joined the team a year ago - right after Dimitar, and also has some interesting things to share. Read on:

A day in the life of a Clojure Engineer at Funding Circle team at Pwrteams

What’s it like to work as a Clojure Engineer at the Funding Circle team at Pwrteams? To find out, we asked our colleague Dimitar Yoldov who has been part of the team for more than a year now and was eager to share some details about his workday and the challenges he is facing.

Behind the scenes: How Funding Circle uses Clojure

Clojure is a dynamic, general-purpose programming language which has gained a lot of popularity in the recent years. Some of its advantages made the Funding Circle team at Pwrteams add it to their tech stack. Therefore, we invited Denislav Naydenov to tell us more about his impressions of the language and why they have decided to start using it. Denislav is a Tech Lead at Funding Circle who has huge experience with Ruby but was also involved in several Clojure projects until recently. Here is what he shared with us.

Clojure seems simpler, but it has its quirks

Meet our colleague Yana Mishkova from team Funding Circle. She has joined the team back in September with no experience with Clojure. A few months later she is part of an important project developed with the programming language, and she is really enjoying it. Recently we talked with her about her journey with Clojure and the Funding Circle team. Read what she shared.
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