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Provides information on the features and functions of Clojure and describes how to create powerful programs.

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280ページ
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英語
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Pragmatic Bookshelf
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2009/6/3
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19.05 x 2.29 x 22.86 cm
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1934356336
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978-1934356333
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Stuart Halloway is a co-founder and CEO of Relevance, Inc. Relevance provides development, consulting, and training services based around agile methods and leading-edge technologies such as Ruby and Clojure. Stuart has authored several other books including Component Development for the Java Platform and Rails for Java Developers.

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出版社 ‏ : ‎ Pragmatic Bookshelf; 第1版 (2009/6/3)
発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2009/6/3
言語 ‏ : ‎ 英語
ペーパーバック ‏ : ‎ 280ページ
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1934356336
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1934356333
寸法 ‏ : ‎ 19.05 x 2.29 x 22.86 cm

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Excellent Introduction

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This book is an excellent introduction to Clojure; Halloway has a writing style that is interesting, light, easy and personable. Some books come across like they were written by a committee whereas Halloway's book comes across like it was written by one of your friends. (One of your _intelligent_ friends!)

The examples are great and every new feature that made it into an example was explained immediately, especially if it wasn't something that pertained to the topic. This book isn't a reference, and doesn't read like one; however, I've got it marked up and bookmarked to go back to check out examples and sections.

Halloway is right in there when it comes to Clojure development and he knows of what he writes.

Well done.

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E. Price

Solid

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I have three different categories for programming books I've read - those I don't need anymore, those that I want to keep but generally won't read again, and those that I want to keep on hand because I know I'll go back to them frequently. Usually "language tutorial" programming books like this one are in either of the first two categories, but "Programming Clojure" is staying close to my desk.

Halloway's enthusiasm for Clojure really shines, as his writing has an engaging personality that evangelizes the language without being irritating. The code samples are plentiful yet lean, so they're easy to digest even if you're just reading the book a few pages at a time (which is how I read it, while commuting). The curriculum is also fairly well-designed, this is one book you'll probably read from start to finish and then return to the sections that you want to spend more time with.

I applaud the team that put this book together for not rushing it, as errors of any kind, but in code samples especially, are incredibly distracting for readers trying to understand complex concepts. I don't remember finding too many spelling mistakes or code errors while reading this book, which you know is unusual if you read a lot of programming books. My one criticism is that the last chapter, "Clojure in the Wild", was well-intentioned but felt a little too quick. Rather than just cover a few popular libraries briefly, I'd love to see more time spent on guidance for structuring larger projects.

As of this review (May 2010), Clojure has continued to evolve in features that this book obviously couldn't have included, but it's still a worthwhile read if your goal is to learn the language. If you've read "Programming Clojure" and you plan to use the language, catching up on what's new is just a matter of reading a few blog posts (protocols, etc). This book is a solid introduction to the language - if Halloway updates this book for some future version of Clojure, I'll pay for it all over again.

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One of my favourite first-reads

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Some programming books, you have on your shelf and either refer to them a lot, or you re-read them periodically for insights you missed earlier or just because they're nice to read.

This isn't necessarily one of those books. But as a book you read once, enjoy very much, and come out with what you came for - an understanding of what Clojure does, how to use it and how to think about it - it's excellent.

Part of the pleasant experience is to do with Clojure itself, because it's a genuinely nice language and the process of learning it is a nice little series of "aha!" moments. But partly it's the book itself. The online resources on Clojure are great; much like Java itself, tha API documentation is voluminous and helpful. But Stuart Halloway's book imposes a very intuitive order on the learning process. There are interesting sidebars and digressions, but the layout is such that you can pick and choose without getting sidetracked, if that's what you want. If you already know exactly what functional programming is, you can follow the thread past those explanations and just see how it applies to Clojure. But it's worth reading even if you do, because it's well-written and might help you explain it to someone else one day.

Obviously it can't cover everything (in particular, I quickly found myself wanting to get more information about interfacing with Java code than was in the book), and the state of the art moves faster than the paper world. Fortunately there are plenty of entry-points and references to online resources, all of which have proved very relevant.

Books on Clojure are a bit thin on the ground as yet, but no doubt they will be raining from the sky as the language gathers momentum, then mindshare, then publishers catch up with the hype. When that happens, if you're learning Clojure or know it a little bit but want to take it a bit more seriously, buy this book. It will still be the right one.

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I think the idea of tapping into the JVM with a language less convoluted than Java is a very good one. I think Clojure might be a very good language. But you would never know it from the book.

First, let me say that I have written significant programs in both Java and Scheme (a Lisp dialect). I do not come to this as a novice programmer, which is good because this is not a book (or a language at this stage) for an Introduction to Computer Programming course. The author assumes you are an experienced programmer and jumps right in. The problem is the pool is only inches deep.

He does what so many lisp and scheme authors do - he presents the entire subject using the REPL - lisp and now Clojure's command line interpreter. The REPL is great if you're writing "Hello, world" or typing in (+ 2 4) to see 6 show up. But let's get real. How many programs are four or five (or ten or fifteen) lines long? In the real world you might have twenty classes and 3000 lines of code. Hardly food for the REPL. And hardly something that fits in a single file. But nowhere in the book does he explain how to compile all your code together from source. (I've yet to find a method that works even after searching the web for a whole day!)

The author also spends a lot of time developing code for something he calls Lancet. It's supposedly a replacement for Ant - but it copies most of the Ant internals. And again, I can find no explanation anywhere of how to use the program. When I tried to compile the complete Lancet code I got from the web, it failed.

Everything I've read about Clojure seems to be gushing praise - and maybe it is that good. But based on what I've learned from reading Programming Clojure I'll never know.

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Good book, but completely useless

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The author has arranged the material in a very nice way, problem is you won't be able to go past page 50 as the links to the sample codes are broken and the git rep is totally different from the book. Retuned mine, first time ever I return a book...

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