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There are probably more than my recommendation of the Goetz book. Most of the topics that will be relevant from a Clojure perspective boil down to (in no parti
by fogus 16y ago
There are probably more than my recommendation of the Goetz book. Most of the topics that will be relevant from a Clojure perspective boil down to (in no particular order):
- Classpath
- Classpath
- Swing API calls
- Classpath
- Maven
- Exceptions
- Interfaces
- Primitives
- Arrays
- Collections framework
- and Classpath
Did I miss anything?
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- rbxbx 16y agoThese are the main issues that have caused me pain in my usage of Clojure, so you're fairly on the mark. Some of the issues lend themselves to google more than others, but it would be nice to have some sort of tome (in preferably less than 800 pages, but perhaps that is asking for too much).
- fogus 16y agoThere must be one out there in the sea of Java books, but if there is I have yet to encounter it.
- hdx 16y agoYou missed Classpath :P