- Introduction to Clojure
- Setting Up Clojure
- Tokenization:
- Stemming
- Introduction
- Functional Programming
- More Basics
- Tracking the Stemmer's Data
- Functions and Recursion
- Stemmer Predicates
- More Functions
- Macros
- Writing Macros
- The if-ends? Macro
- The cond-ends? Macro
- Macros and Moving On
- Steps for Processing
- Verb Endings
- Morphological Suffixes
- More Suffixes
- The Final Step
- Processing and Testing
- Debugging
- Concordances:
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Clojure Series: Table of Contents
Here are the postings I have published so far for this series.
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12 comments:
Thank you for writing on Clojure. I have found it very useful.
@geekiac
I'm glad you're liking it. Stay tuned: there's a lot more to come.
Eric
Nice articles, looking forward to reading more!
Great! Let me know if you have any suggestions, if anything's not clear, or if I seem to be leaving anything out.
Everything is very clear so far - it's a nice gentle introduction and I already know most of what has been covered so far. Waiting patiently for the more advanced articles but I think the pace so far is great for newcomers and is exactly what Clojure needs.
At the moment I am struggling with immutability so I will be reading with interest the articles that cover it.
Everything being immutable is a different way of doing things, and sometimes it can be hard to get your head around.
Have you seen the Rich's screencast about data types? I haven't watched it yet, but it may be useful.
I have watched some of the screencasts before but seeing as you mentioned it I thought I'd try again so I watched "Clojure Data Structures" part 1 & 2 last night. There is some really interesting stuff in here but nothing that really covers the particular aspects of immutability that I am struggling with.
I have been holding off posting to the Clojure Group about my confusion but there is nothing like the present - I think I'll try to post today or sometime over the weekend.
Thanks for the articles and keep up the good work! :)
Great job so far! I was planning on porting the On Lisp code to Clojure, but I may forget that and just read your articles instead. :)
-m
I just found this series looking for information about Clojure macros. Great job, these are really useful!
you are awesome man :D
Are these still updated with the latest Clojure in terms of syntax, idioms and features?
I don't think that it is. That said, it's probably not badly out of date, but I haven't updated it recently, so it won't use the latest Clojurific goodness that's available.
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