Re:A new version of Common-Lisp.net has been launched
by abc_lisper on Thursday October 11, 2018 @12:14PM
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No it was cool :)
Yeah, most of incidental complexity vanished away once I start using clojure. Lisp is pretty cool in that there is very little to learn in way of syntax and ceremony.
If you are new to functional programming, I suggest understanding reduce well. Understanding it forms the basis of higher order functions. Also half of clojure core is implemented with reduce.
Also, I highly suggest watching the talk “simple made easy”. One hour of time spent there pays off in many many months/years
Yeah, most of incidental complexity vanished away once I start using clojure. Lisp is pretty cool in that there is very little to learn in way of syntax and ceremony.
If you are new to functional programming, I suggest understanding reduce well. Understanding it forms the basis of higher order functions. Also half of clojure core is implemented with reduce.
Also, I highly suggest watching the talk “simple made easy”. One hour of time spent there pays off in many many months/years