h*i
发帖数: 3446 | 1 Anyone here is learning Clojure? I am, but it's slow going, as I am from a
C, Java background, no Lisp experience. Any suggestion on learning Lisp?
For those who don't know, Clojure is a Lisp running on Java Virtual Machine. | m***a
发帖数: 105 | 2 Not sure about Clojure, but for Common Lisp, or Scheme, there's several good
books:
by Paul Graham
or TSPL
and there's the legendary SICP, and PL book such as EoPL, PLAI. | c**s
发帖数: 43 | 3 I think you could start with the 2 books on Clojure, Programming Clojure and
Practical Clojure. If you don't have lisp exp, you maybe want to try OnLisp
later, after you are more familiar with the language. | h*i
发帖数: 3446 | 4 After almost a year, I think I can call myself a Clojure programmer now.
Yes, I have all 4 clojure books on the market. Joy of Clojure is the one I
like the most. Practical Clojure is pretty good too. But what really got my
going is actually doing Clojure programming exercise in a functional style.
4clojure.com is a good place to try. Project Euler is good too, there's a
euler-clojure wiki where people share their solutions.
and
OnLisp
【在 c**s 的大作中提到】
: I think you could start with the 2 books on Clojure, Programming Clojure and
: Practical Clojure. If you don't have lisp exp, you maybe want to try OnLisp
: later, after you are more familiar with the language.
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