I have a few Clojure books, but not knowing Java and the JVM very well and then having to learn Emacs/Cider and all the other tools really kind of killed it for me. In short, some of the Clojure REPL advantages are better than Python, but not by enough to justify learning the ecosystem.
I might try again later. I have "Clojure for the Brave and True", Carin Meiyer's book, and one of Fogus' books.
I really want to learn Clojure, but just need to sit down and put the time in. It's also discouraging to see people comment about some of these languages (Clojure and F#) as being on life support.
I might try again later. I have "Clojure for the Brave and True", Carin Meiyer's book, and one of Fogus' books.
I really want to learn Clojure, but just need to sit down and put the time in. It's also discouraging to see people comment about some of these languages (Clojure and F#) as being on life support.