Pretty nice intro / advocacy piece for Clojure. I have high hopes that once we're flooded with more example code people will start to see the simplicity of Clojure. Right now the reference is somewhat terse, but you can dig around GitHub quite a bit which is nice. Also, it seems that the combination of people working with contemporary problems and small and succinct generics that you wind up making in Lisps, there could be a lot of great reusable code for this language out there soon. I'm also curious about http://www.collaj.net/ ... the Redfoot project for RDF / Python seems to remind me of this... that we're not paying enough attention to the "Google / Paste / Execute" loop.
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Pretty nice intro / advocacy piece for Clojure. I have high hopes that once we're flooded with more example code people will start to see the simplicity of Clojure. Right now the reference is somewhat terse, but you can dig around GitHub quite a bit which is nice. Also, it seems that the combination of people working with contemporary problems and small and succinct generics that you wind up making in Lisps, there could be a lot of great reusable code for this language out there soon. I'm also curious about http://www.collaj.net/ ... the Redfoot project for RDF / Python seems to remind me of this... that we're not paying enough attention to the "Google / Paste / Execute" loop.