lacinia

o propane tanks. - services to allow customers to manage and purchase care plans - transactional push notifications Our tech stack is: Clojure (for everything!), GraphQL, Cassandra, Kafka, Elasticsearch, Redis, Prometheus, Ruby (for some infrastructure tasks) Here's a few things we value that you should have: - A self-starter, self-accountable, curious, and DIY attitude. A lot of our bedrock technology is home-grown and written to solve our own unique Walmart-scale problems. One of the engineers on our team wrote an entire Clojure dialect (https://github.com/candid82/joker/), and scripts written in that language now do a lot of heavy lifting of our own infrastructure. - A good intuition for writing code that won't fall over under pressure and handles failure states well. We deploy daily and a null pointer might impact millions of requests in a few minutes. - An interest in doing DevOps-y stuff and a high expectation in good monitoring. We have full ownership of the life-cycle of our code and the servers it runs on. - The ability to think and work in functional languages (Clojure) - Experience writing distributed systems with a lot of message passing We've got a unique holiday shopping season coming up, and we'd love to have you join the team. If this sounds like a good fit for you, please send me an email: bcarrell@walmart.com

services to allow customers to manage and purchase care plans - push notifications Our tech stack is: Clojure (for everything!), GraphQL, Cassandra, Kafka, Redis, Prometheus, Ruby (for some infrastructure tasks) Here's a few things we value that you should have: - A self-starter, curious, and DIY attitude. A lot of our bedrock technology is home-grown and written to solve our own unique Walmart-scale problems. One of the engineers on our team wrote an entire Clojure dialect (https://github.com/candid82/joker/), and scripts written in that language now do a lot of heavy lifting of our own infrastructure. - A good intuition for writing code that won't fall over under pressure and handles failure states well. We deploy daily and a null pointer might impact millions of requests in a few minutes. - An interest in doing DevOps-y stuff and a high expectation in good monitoring. We have full ownership of the life-cycle of our code and the servers it runs on. - The ability to think and work in functional languages (Clojure) - Experience writing distributed systems with a lot of message passing If this sounds interesting to you, please reach out to bcarrell@walmart.com and say hello.

a provides both during development and runtime is also nice.

s new. The first public release was just 6 months ago: https://github.com/walmartlabs/lacinia/commits/master?after=... The fact that big companies like WalMart are committing to Clojure, and then releasing their libraries to the community, suggests that Clojure is going mainstream.