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I'm surprised, I found clojure even while I was a pretty much total beginner programmer fairly easy to get into, via clojure for the brave and true at least was very good for getting the basics.



Clojure for the brave and true shows the exact problem.

Chapter 1: install and learn the JVM

Chapter 2: Emacs

Chapter 3, finally start learning Clojure if you made through the first two chapters. Those first two chapters are going to filter out quite a few potential Clojure learners.


Even that involves downloading and installing a fair amount of build tool stuff which may be necessary, but just drove me away.




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