John Gabriele <jmg3...@gmail.com> writes:
> For new users who want to get their feet wet right on the first day, I'd
> suggest this (after they make sure they've got Java installed):
>
> #. Download `lein`, drop it into your ~/bin, and `chmod +x` it if
> necessary,
> #. `lein version` (so it installs and thus creates ~/.lein directory (see
> next step))
> #. `touch ~/.lein/profiles.clj`, and into that file put `{:user {:plugins
> [[lein-exec "0.3.1"]]}}` (or whatever the current version of [lein-exec] is
> when you're reading this. :) )
>
> [lein-exec]: https://github.com/kumarshantanu/lein-exec
>
> Now you can create your "hello world" about as simply as with P{erl,ython}:
>
> #. create a ~/wherever/foo.clj file,
> #. into it goes `(println "hi")`, then
> #. run it in the prescribed way: `lein exec foo.clj`.
That's interesting, didn't know about lein-exec (although I'm not
surprised someone has written it).
Phil
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