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PragPub July issue is out (Pragmatic Bookshelf magazine)
- wccrawford 15y agoWow, that's just in time. I was just starting to look into learning Clojure. Nice!
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- jcromartie 15y agoI've been using Clojure for a while, but I've seen a lot of stuff lately (even just old stuff that predates Clojure, which has been dug up and reposted here) that points to it striking something of a perfect balance. I think it's on the cusp of becoming really big, and I honestly hope that popularity doesn't ruin it. I fear a "Rails moment", which would be the inflection point where some library or framework for doing X comes along and dooms Clojure to forever be "an X language" in peoples' minds. Of course Ruby is still a fine language... but Rails practically made the Ruby community into what it is today, for better or for worse.
- drtse4 15y agoThey should add an rss feed for PragPub only or email delivery with a newsletter (i keep forgetting to check for the new issue and i guess i'm not alone).
- cobralibre 15y agoIt would be especially nice if an ebook series such as this could automatically be delivered to my ebook reader of choice. I believe that Instapaper offers something like this for the Kindle; I wonder if this is doable with iBooks?
- drtse4 15y agoThey could send the book (maybe in .mobi format so the no conversion would be necessary) directly to your kindle email address.
- larrywright 15y agoThey don't do email delivery of the magazine, but they do in fact have an email newsletter that announces it (and new books, etc): http://pragprog.com/resources#account http://pragprog.com/resources#account, as well as a sitewide RSS feed that announces new issues as well: http://pragprog.com/feed/global http://pragprog.com/feed/global