Well, if you already know CL and can understand bit of Java (for
interop), you're good to go!!!
Make sure you know about Clojure's immutable data-structures before
anything else...this is the BIG difference between Clojure vs CL
(Clojure wins here!) other than that, prepare yourself for a wonderful
ride with less parens and truly immutable collections! :-)
Have fun...
Jim
ps: check the clojure wiki and also there are 2 new books out
there...the oreilly one is more than 600 pages!
On 07/05/12 05:37, HelmutKian wrote:
Hey there,
I'm a fairly experienced Common Lisp programmer. By that I mean I've
read /PAIP/, /On Lisp/, /Let Over Lambda/, and written several "real
world" CL applications and taught the principles of FP using Racket as
a TA.
Now I'm looking to learn Clojure. What would be the best resource for
someone who is already pretty comfortable with Lisp?
Thanks!
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