The article has some interesting critiques. But really, anybody's code can be improved, particular if you're willing to spend more than half your time nitpickin

The article has some interesting critiques. But really, anybody's code can be improved, particular if you're willing to spend more than half your time nitpicking about style and formatting details. Writing an article taking a famous programmer to the woodshed just makes it seem like you're whoring for traffic. > Usually what people struggle with initially is adapting to the functional paradigmes, which Uncle Bob seems to have gotten right in the first try! Having heard the man speak, I really don't think this is Uncle Bob's first trip around the block with Lisp - even if he is relatively new to Clojure.