On: Getting Started with Clojure Guides

[icey]

If you want to learn Clojure, buy "Programming Clojure" (the pragprog book).

The EAP for "Joy of Clojure" has been pretty good; it will probably also be a must-have.

I haven't heard much of anything about the Apress book, so I can't comment on that. Luke Vander Hart is a pretty smart dude, so it has a chance of also being a good book.

[lukev → icey]

Apress hasn't updated the listing in a while, but Stuart Sierra is actually the co-author on that, too.

[icey → lukev]

I saw his tweet mentioning it and thought maybe there was a second mystery book coming. This makes much more sense!

http://twitter.com/stuartsierra/status/11484474610

[gtani → icey]

Manning sends out discount/promotional codes for MEAP's pretty often:

http://manning.com/free/dotd.html

Or, you can google for them, they're usually 25-35% off