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by gilch
1629 days ago
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Read the [Hissp][1] tutorials (find the docs). It shouldn't take a Python dev too long. It will deepen your Python knowledge and give you a gentler introduction to the world of Lisp because it uses the familiar Python vocabulary with Lispy syntax and then introduces macros. After that intro, and given your JS experience, you should be able to pick up ClojureScript without too much trouble. [1]: https://github.com/gilch/hissp |
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