Great minds think alike. ;-) I just left a post on Rich's poll
(comment #33) much to this effect.
> The most important purpose
> of the book would be give people confidence in Clojure.
yes, because the language can then be seen to clearly hang together as
a whole, rather than just as a random as
> I think there should be a book on Clojure. Not a book on how to use Clojure
> but a book on how Clojure was built. Somebody should be able to actually
> build their own Clojure at the end of it. There is no reason why they should
> do this and this is not the purpose of the book. The most impor
Somebody mentioned in the last few days that they were wondering how Clojure
can be made more popular. I actually have two ideas on this but will only
mention one of them here. The other is a bit self serving so I don't think
it is appropriate :-)
I think there should be a book on Clojure. Not a
