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| + | I believe that Clojure and Clojurescript (Clojure inside the web browser) provide an opportunity to learn to develop web applications unlike anything that has come before. This is because Clojure is a first-class functional programming language, and because that same language works everywhere. | ||
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| + | A programmer can learn Javascript and do similar things, but I believe that Clojure and Clojurescript can take a programmer farther than Javascript can. This is because Clojure is both a first-class functional language and because it is a Lisp, which means that code is data is code is data.... | ||
| Here is my (current) favorite stack for building and deploying data-first applications. To those who have asked me to share a "way in" to modern software development, this is my list of topics to search on Google. | Here is my (current) favorite stack for building and deploying data-first applications. To those who have asked me to share a "way in" to modern software development, this is my list of topics to search on Google. | ||
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