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Could you elaborate on what all it has to offer? It's understandable why you'd say that, of course. Clojure has more libraries, more users and is probably more
by evanrmurphy 17y ago
Could you elaborate on what all it has to offer?
It's understandable why you'd say that, of course. Clojure has more libraries, more users and is probably more complete. But is the core language as elegant as Arc's?
- gtani 17y ago(intend to look at arc any day now..) try the labrepl, really really nice tutorial + gentle install http://groups.google.com/group/clojure/browse_thread/thread/ab7dd8a35af003ab http://groups.google.com/group/clojure/browse_thread/thread/... halloway's pragmatic Clojure book is still quite worth reading, but describes a slightly pre-1.0 release (if you can borrow or browse Halloway's book in a bookstore, i would do that).
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