I just wanted to put a shout out to the major clojure guys out there.
I've tried several times to learn the language, but I can't get passed
the normal lispy stuff to a serious program. Like a game or GUI app.
The reason why is because of something I quickly realized. It seems
that to fully learn clojure, you first must know java. You can see it
especially in the documentation which is fully java programmer
focused. My problem is that I don't know java and I really don't have
the time to or the desire to learn java just to learn clojure.

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one, and it means there may be scores
of people out there just waiting to learn clojure but find it an
uphill battle. It kinda limits how far the language will spread. Just
wanted to bring attention to it because it's a really awesome
language. And, I really want to be able to use it, and I want it to be
more widespread than it is. You have a Clojure for Java Programmers,
why not a Clojure for Non-Java Programmers?

Thanks for your time

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