I'd played around a bit with Clojure, but in the end it kinda left me scratching my head, unsure of how to go about doing anything useful in it. Not to mention

I'd played around a bit with Clojure, but in the end it kinda left me scratching my head, unsure of how to go about doing anything useful in it. Not to mention that it's a pain to get it installed and set up properly. I've been reading learnyou over the past few days, and I can definitely feel the wheels starting to turn. I'm really looking forward to finishing it and diving into Real World Haskell. Though I'll definitely give Clojure another try once I have a better grasp on the mindset with which to approach it.