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* Open source software published under the [[Eclipse Public License]], portions of the package use libraries that are released under the [[Three Clause BSD License]] and [[Apache Software License v2]] | * Open source software published under the [[Eclipse Public License]], portions of the package use libraries that are released under the [[Three Clause BSD License]] and [[Apache Software License v2]] | ||
*Author: Rich Hickey | *Author: Rich Hickey | ||
==Publications== | |||
* Michael Fogus; Chris Houser: ''The Joy of Clojure'' - Manning 2011, ISBN 1-935182-64-1 | |||
* Chas Emerick; Brian Carper; Christophe Grand: ''Clojure Programming'' - O'Reilly 2012, ISBN 1-4493-3534-9 | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:05, 7 April 2019
A dynamic functional programming language that borrows the syntax from LISP and also offers some out-of-the-box support for concurrency. It is delivered as a Java executable.
ClojureScript
A Clojure to ECMAScript compiler that allows you to use Clojure for browser side web programming
- Editor supported
- jEdit - Java based editor - Clojure syntax highlighting built-in
Version
- 1.8.0 (2016-01-19)
- Prerequisites
- Java version 6 or later.
License
- Open source software published under the Eclipse Public License, portions of the package use libraries that are released under the Three Clause BSD License and Apache Software License v2
- Author: Rich Hickey
Publications
- Michael Fogus; Chris Houser: The Joy of Clojure - Manning 2011, ISBN 1-935182-64-1
- Chas Emerick; Brian Carper; Christophe Grand: Clojure Programming - O'Reilly 2012, ISBN 1-4493-3534-9