Clojure Conventions

Like most languages, Clojure has conventions and best practices for the layout and organization of source code. Let’s take a look at these below.

Names

As you might have noticed, Clojure uses the kebab-case to define most of the names in Clojure, which means that the names are all in lowercase and separated by the dash symbol (-). We’ll define def, defn, bindings in general, and many others with this style.