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Learning Clojure

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For detailed coverage of Clojure, consult the language and API reference atclojure.org. Also seeClojure Programming.

Clojure (read as closure), is a powerful, lisp-1 programming language designed by Rich Hickey and designed to run on the Java Virtual Machine.This book shall provide a detailed introduction to the constructs of Clojure, and act as a tutorial through the features of the language.

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Getting Started

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HistoryDevelopment stage: 20%
A brief history of the Clojure language.
InstallationDevelopment stage: 60%
Learn how to install Clojure on Windows, Linux, and Mac
REPLDevelopment stage: 10%
Learn how to launch the REPL execution system and the classic "Hello World" application

Basics

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Basic SyntaxDevelopment stage: 00%
Describes the basics in how the applications you write will be interpreted
Coding ConventionsDevelopment stage: 70%
Quickly describes the generally accepted conventions for Clojure.
Functional ProgrammingDevelopment stage: 70%
The entities used to store data of various shapes
NamespacesDevelopment stage: 00%
Identifies how to encapsulate a program from other programs
Basic OperationsDevelopment stage: 50%
Explains how use essential functions
Data TypesDevelopment stage: 90%
Explanation of basic data types in the Clojure language.
Data StructuresDevelopment stage: 70%
Explains how to use Clojure hash, list, and array data structures
Meta DataDevelopment stage: 80%
Explaining meta data in the Clojure language.
Special FormsDevelopment stage: 70%
Learn how to use several utility functions to support Clojure
Branching and MonadsDevelopment stage: 00%
How to implement imperative style into a functional language
Exception HandlingDevelopment stage: 00%
Responding to errors that can occur
EvaluationDevelopment stage: 40%
How expressions are evaluated

Java Integration

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Calling JavaDevelopment stage: 70%
Learn how to call Java functions from within Clojure
Building JarsDevelopment stage: 00%
Learn how to take Clojure code and create a portable Java executable

Advanced Topics

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MacrosDevelopment stage: 60%
Learn how to utilize the macro system Clojure uses
Concurrent ProgrammingDevelopment stage: 10%
Learn how to write programs that utilize concurrent execution
LeiningenDevelopment stage: 10%
Learn the perfected Clojure build system
Reader MacrosDevelopment stage: 70%
Macros that control the way code is interpreted
Unit TestingDevelopment stage: 00%
Learn how to write unit tests in Clojure

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Multimethods and polymorphism
Collection functions
Destructuring
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