Learning Clojure

Clojure for the Brave and True

This book by Daniel Higginbotham @nonrecursive is an excellent way to prepare for the course. Several of us have used it as a first book for Clojure. The most relevant chapters are 1,3,4,5,(6),9,11,12.

Clojurebridge

ClojureBridge is an organization aiming at making Clojure more accessible to underrepresented groups in tech. It has been organizing workshops in different places during the last several years. They wrote this short beginner-friendly presentation.

Practicalli Clojure

This is a new book by John Stevenson (@jr0cket), under construction.

It is part of the Practical.li series. You may find its first few sections useful as a guide for building your learning process and for finding other resources.

clojinc

This long sequence of tiny examples is a great way to learn a lot about clojure. It was written by Lee Spector.

Documentation

ClojureDoc documents the language core.

cljdoc documents Clojure libraries.

Data science with Clojure

Here are some blogs to follow:

• Squid's Blog by Carin Meier for machine learning and artificial intelligence.
• dragan.rocks by Dragan Djuric for linear algebra, high performance computing, etc.

Statistics

Andrey Romanov wrote this introduction to statistics with Clojure.