I don't know if anybody mentioned this before, (it was not suggested to me
when I asked a similar question earlier),
but Stuart's explanation on OOP in Clojure is the best I've ever found.
It's simple, clear and takes on each of the 4 pieces nicely.
http://blog.thinkrelevance.com/2009/8/12/rifle-o
On Fri, 18 Dec 2009 08:55:13 -0800 (PST)
IslandRick wrote:
> Can anyone here offer some advice to those who are too ingrained in
> using an object-oriented hammer on every nail they see? I know Rich
> and Stuart have some good design examples around (I've read many), but
> if there are any tutori
Oh and another thing:
In my experience, it's easier to start by putting all the code in a
single package, and only split it up once you get to a level of
complexity that really demands splitting it up.
Emacs/SLIME (and probably other interactive environments) really help
too: once you've written/
On 18 dec, 17:55, IslandRick wrote:
> Can anyone here offer some advice to those who are too ingrained in
> using an object-oriented hammer on every nail they see? I know Rich
> and Stuart have some good design examples around (I've read many), but
> if there are any tutorials that show how to re
If you could share more detail, the end result of helping you could be
interesting : both versions (OOP & clojure) of a same program.
2009/12/18 IslandRick
> Up until a month ago, my total Lisp experience consisted of hacking
> my .emacs file to bend it to my will -- a lot. Discovering Clojure
This came up on the group recently. There was a lot of discussion
here:
http://groups.google.com/group/clojure/browse_thread/thread/c30e313ca2b0ee29#
On Dec 18, 11:55 am, IslandRick wrote:
> Up until a month ago, my total Lisp experience consisted of hacking
> my .emacs file to bend it to my wi
Up until a month ago, my total Lisp experience consisted of hacking
my .emacs file to bend it to my will -- a lot. Discovering Clojure
was amazing. I immediately liked several aspects of it, especially
how compact it feels and easy it is to do complex functional tasks.
I decided the best way to
