dtchepak · December 18, 2012 02:42
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 "Is Clojure code hard to understand? Imagine if every time you read Java source code and encountered syntax elements like if statements, for loops, and anonymous classes, you had to pause and puzzle over what they mean. There are certain things that must be obvious to a person who wants to be a productive Java developer. Likewise there are parts of Clojure syntax that must be obvious for one to efficiently read and understand code. Examples include being comfortable with the use of let, apply, map, filter, reduce and anonymous functions ..."
 
 -- R. Mark Volkmann, http://java.ociweb.com/mark/clojure/article.html
	"Is Clojure code hard to understand? Imagine if every time you read Java source code and encountered syntax elements like if statements, for loops, and anonymous classes, you had to pause and puzzle over what they mean. There are certain things that must be obvious to a person who wants to be a productive Java developer. Likewise there are parts of Clojure syntax that must be obvious for one to efficiently read and understand code. Examples include being comfortable with the use of let, apply, map, filter, reduce and anonymous functions ..."

	-- R. Mark Volkmann, http://java.ociweb.com/mark/clojure/article.html