Hi,

may I humbly suggest to come up with the most common user stories and put 
links to pages for those users right after the introductory paragraph.  The 
typical scenarios will probably combine a few things, e.g. setting up maven 
and CCW.  Further down the page the links to the detailed topics may be put.

Suggestions for user stories

* You just heard about Clojure and want to try a few things without getting 
into real projects.  Maybe you bought a book on Clojure and want to follow 
along the examples

Leads to

- Some very easy setup, maybe lein repl or clojure.main with JLine or a more 
one-clickish setup (mind the people with low bandwith though)
- An intro to REPL
- I'd love to point the readers of our book to that options for the second 
edition ;-)

* You are a Java programmer and use Eclipse and Maven for your current 
projects.  You'd like to setup this environment to be able to create 
stand-alone Clojure projects to test this new programming language.  Later 
you will be able to combine Clojure and Java yourself.

Leads to

- Counterclockwise
- ... (I am not from that groups, don't know what to put there)

* You are just the Java programmer from the previous item, but you prefer 
Netbeans or IntelliJ?
- Link to Enclojure-Intro
- Link to La Clojure setup

* You come from older Lisps and use Emacs and SLIME.  You view Clojure as an 
interesting new Lisp, but want to try it even more, because it may allow you 
to create Java programms with fewer LoC

Leads to:

- Leiningingen, swank-clojure, gotchas with SLIME installation and finally, 
M-x slime-connect.  
- Some explanations on what Maven is all about, how ~/.m2 is a local repo, 
the CLASSPATH story and the like



... all that being said, I think the current starting page on 
dev.clojure.org is rather good. :-)


Regards,
Stefan

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