I started programming in Clojure this year, and it’s the only programming language I’ve ever used that enforces round corners and soft edges. It’s very readable (once you get used to the parentheses). It’s functional. Data is immutable and persistent. It creates kind of a safe environment that has made programming fun again (for me).
I started programming in Clojure this year, and it’s the only programming language I’ve ever used that enforces round corners and soft edges. It’s very readable (once you get used to the parentheses). It’s functional. Data is immutable and persistent. It creates kind of a safe environment that has made programming fun again (for me).
I’m glad to hear that! I started learning Haskell this year but haven’t reached the point you’re describing.