Clojure is a powerful programming language hosted on the Java Virtual Machine that provides a functional alternative to the Java programming language. Clojure can be used to build a robust set of programs, applications and services. In this course, Clojure 1 Fundamentals, you’ll learn how to write software in the Clojure programming language. First, you’ll explore the basics of Clojure syntax, data types, and functions. Next, you’ll discover Clojure’s collection types and how to structure a basic Clojure project. Finally, you’ll learn how to test and debug Clojure code as well as how to use side effects in your programs effectively . When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Clojure 1 needed to build Clojure applications and services..
Author Name: Zachary Bennett
Author Description:
Zach is currently a Lead Software Developer at OpalSoft where he uses tools such as Scala, TypeScript, Python, Docker, Node, and Angular. Zach has a passion for GIS programming along with open-source software. You can view some of his work on GitHub (https://github.com/zbennett10) and Stack Overflow (https://stackoverflow.com/users/6879849/zachary-bennett).

Table of Contents

• Course Overview
  1min
• Getting Started with Clojure
  12mins
• Clojure Syntax and Data Types
  27mins
• Using Functions in Clojure
  18mins
• Control Flow Basics
  18mins
• Using Collections in Clojure
  34mins
• Structuring Code in Clojure
  16mins
• Unit Testing and Debugging Clojure Code
  12mins
• Side Effects
  17mins
• Next Steps in Clojure
  5mins