Hey, everyone.
hey thanks for making this!
now I will lurk here like a creeping creeper
so will I!
lurkers unite!
btw Iโm working on some new content and hope to release it in the next couple months or so
a guide to parallel programming and reducers
Yeah... I feel bad making this channel and then lurking
And also I'm not the author ๐
thanks, @nonrecursive. you're awesome
I have your book and you are awesome, wish I was better at learning Clojure!
psh no need to feel bad about anything
you guys are awesome geeze :simple_smile:
why are you not better, @joshua.d.horwitz ?
and what does kanye think of it?
Just having a tough time grasping Clojure and the functional way
Kanye thinks Kanye is the best Clojure developer
haha
whatโs your background? are you coming from an OO language?
Yes
Java developer
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out of curiosity, have you tackled scala?
coolโฆ yeah itโs definitely a big mindset shift. this blog post might help http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdom-of-nouns.html
I have not done scala
Should I start there?
no. lol
it just has a slightly more-C-like/less-Lisp-like syntax, but it's crazy hard to wrap your head around (IMHO)
it tries to unite object and functional
i think this talk by rich hickey helped me make the OOP transition http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Are-We-There-Yet-Rich-Hickey
I listened to that talk once and I really enjoyed itI
:simple_smile:
have you tried maybe making a small, simple app, or doing the 4clojure exercises? (just trying to get a gauge of what might be useful)
Ive done a few 4clojure exercises
15-20
I get stuck quite easily unfortunately
The 4clojure guy's a cool dude