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Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 1 edition (March 30, 2012)
Publication Date: March 30, 2012
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Language: English
ASIN: B007Q4T040
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This is my go-to book when I need to understand a difficult Clojure concept deeply and thoroughly, or when I need to understand some obscure feature of the language. There's information here that's either difficult to find on the web, or difficult to understand when you do find it. No book is perfect, but this one has rarely if ever disappointed me. I know no other Clojure book like it. (For example, _The Joy of Clojure_ is a good book, but what it covers is sometimes idiosyncratic and it's not always thorough.) I haven't read _Clojure Programming_ cover to cover, and I've only glanced at the early chapters because I'd already been using Clojure for a while. However, I think it's probably a good introductory book, at least for someone with programming experience in another language, because the introductory parts of later chapters are very clear and easy. The writing style is professional, and warm but matter of fact rather than cute or overly "friendly". This seems like a good candidate for "If you had to buy only one Clojure book, get this one" status. (Note though that the book was published in 2012. Though most of the language was established by then, there are some features such as tranducers that are more recent.)I have the Kindle edition, and though I think a printed copy would be a little bit easier to use, this is one of the best technical ebooks I've used. Source code resizes just the way you'd want when you change the font size. I imagine that other O'Reilly ebooks work the same way.
I am really not sure who this is written for. It is not built as a teaching book for a new comer to the language and not organized as a reference book for someone who is already working with the language, perhaps best suited for someone who knows Clojure fairly well but needs more depth. It is very tough to follow if you don't know the language or functional programming already. In particular, code examples early in the book use constructs and notations that are addressed only later . For example, the section on macros should come much earlier because macros are used extensively in examples in earlier chapters.
I've read several clojure books, and this one is good. However, I would not make this your introduction to clojure. The book is more up to date from what I can tell (some of the others are getting long in the tooth, since clojure is at 1.4.x now). There are several great things in this book that should really help hone a person's skills in this language.The introductory chapters seem to hurry things long so they can get to the "good stuff." Unfortunately, that will leave people who are new to the language behind. So, think of this as a good second book. Perhaps "Programming Clojure, 2nd Edition" by Halloway and Bedra should be a begginer's first book, followed by this one to take the knowledge deeper. This means that if by chapter 4 you're not really "up to speed" on clojure, the rest of the book will not make much sense to you.Another word of advice to people new to functional programming in general. A language is just the embodiment of programming concepts. If you are coming from a OO background and you are used to the imperative family of languages ie C, C++, Java, C#, etc, then do not assume because you have mastered them that FP will flow easily. There are several concepts in FP that don't map -- they are concepts you have not yet seen. If you do not learn the concepts, the syntax in the language supporting those things won't make sense. When you read people saying "think in clojure" they are meaning to think more in terms of FP and how you'd solve problems in that sense, as opposed to say an OO sense. The problem with most books on functional languages is that they don't spend enough effort teaching the concepts but rather do a quick treatment of the concept and go right to syntax. This approach makes it a bit harder for people to grasp FP.This book tries to come back to thinking in FP -- but way too far into it for beginners. This should have been done more up front, rather than deep in the book. But, if you're not a beginner, then I definitely recommend this book.
This book describes the language in a "depth-first" approach and I found it too difficult to read and follow. Despite I'm a professional developer who already knows Erlang (one of the most popular functional programming language) and has been programming for about 30 years, I found the first few chapters of the very challenging.When the book describes a language construct, it seems like the author tries to present all the features *at once* - no matter it is a basic feature or an advanced feature. Furthermore, the examples in the book contain too many "future references", which point to later chapters. For example, material presented in Chapter 2 contains tons of references to Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, etc. The code examples unnecessarily use language constructs and functions which are not yet mentioned. This forces the readers to give up completely understanding the code examples at the moment, and go back after they read a later chapter.In my opinion, if the book is arranged in a "spiral", "incremental" sense, I will give it a 5-star rating.
I have purchased every Clojure book that has been published so far. While they all overlap in their coverage of core functionality, each book has something the others lack. Clojure Programming is the most comprehensive by far. Not only does it provide some of the clearest explanations of advanced features that typically mystify newcomers (e.g. hygienic macros), but it also covers practical topics such as web frameworks and database libraries. I would recommend this book without hesitation to all aspiring Clojure programmers.
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