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by fdsary
4384 days ago
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I'm a Javascript/Python/Ruby professional, and have made a few really swell SPA's in JS. But my dream is to be a really good Clojure(Script) lisp programmer. I'm not so good at any lisp, but have went thru a couple of books, try to do every tutorial and to play in the LightTable instarepl and implement things that I can easily do in JS. How can I, who am far from a lisp pro, get a job in a lisp/clojure shop? I think by doing something 8h/day in a team is the best way to learn, but of course no one will hire you if you slow down the rest (at least in the beginning). |
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