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Programming Erlang Joe Armstrong |
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Programming Ruby 1.9 (3rd edition) Dave Thomas, with Chad Fowler and Andy Hunt |
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Programming Scala Venkat Subramaniam |
...it reads exactly like all the other pragmatic programmer books, that is it is a nicely produced tutorial style book that is quite accessiable to programmers without much experience in the topic of the book. Sort of fits me perfectly.
Of the new crop of languages appearing on the Java Virtual Machine, Clojure might be the most compelling…Stu has written a masterwork, making both new and old concepts blend together into an accessible and thought-provoking tour of this elegant language. Read the first chapter, and you will be hooked.
Stuart has charted the smoothest path yet to Clojure fluency with this well-organized and easy-to-read book…
Not only a great reference for an exciting new language, this book establishes Clojure as a serious tool for working programmers.
Stu is passionate about finding better ways to develop software, and Programming Clojure shows it. This book shows rather than tells how and why Clojure can help you and, because of its tight integration with the Java platform, how you can leverage your investment in existing infrastructure and numerous Java APIs. I found the book extremely easy to read, with some of the most unique and interesting code examples in any technical book I’ve read.
