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Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by arb on Thursday October 01, 2009 @04:34PM (#855768)
Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by cesare on Thursday October 01, 2009 @06:32PM (#855988)
It would be nice if each function/macro was linked to its documentation. Of course you can use (doc functionname) in the repl...
Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by vdm on Friday October 02, 2009 @06:09AM (#856715)
+1
Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by miked on Thursday October 01, 2009 @05:37PM (#855881)
Two typos: odd and even should be odd? and even?, since they are predicates. I'll cross-post this to the google group.

Thanks for this. Much needed.

Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by uggedal on Thursday October 01, 2009 @05:51PM (#855911)
I think Clojure will be my next major language. Been going back and forth between Haskell, Erlang, and Clojure. (Never liked Scala, lacks focus.)
Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by rw on Thursday October 01, 2009 @06:02PM (#855941)
What drove you away from Haskell? Expressiveness there is just awesome, it must've been hard to walk away from that.
Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by tsally on Thursday October 01, 2009 @08:37PM (#856169)
I don't know what uggedal's reason is, but mine has to do with the JVM. Deploying nativity on the JVM is a pretty big deal. You've got entire enterprises with vested interest in your deployment platform and a Lisp as your language.
Re:Clojure Cheat Sheet [pdf] by swannodette on Thursday October 01, 2009 @08:40PM (#856175)
Haskell does seem very nice. However Haskell is fairly complex. It is telling that the Clojure cheat sheet takes up only 2 pages.