9 ms·
Go for Clojure. It's a modernized common-lisp with access to the wealth of Java libraries. There are resources online, and you should be able to get up and ru
by rosejn 16y ago
Go for Clojure. It's a modernized common-lisp with access to the wealth of Java libraries. There are resources online, and you should be able to get up and running in a matter of minutes.
- alextp 16y agoI love clojure, but to be fair it took me a lot longer than that to get up and running, specially considering that I had no idea where to put the dependencies and how to compile things.
- silentbicycle 16y agoWould Clojure be worth trying rather than CL or Scheme for someone who doesn't have any Java experience, though?
- swannodette 16y agoWith Clojure 1.2.0 and the build tools Leiningen or Cake you can get very far along w/o needing to know much about Java.
- silentbicycle 16y agoThanks for the meaningful response. I know CL (sbcl . clisp) and Scheme (Chicken . Scheme48), but haven't done much with the JVM and I've been uncertain what relevance Clojure has.