Clofer is no more, long live clj.rs
I started Clofer, because ClojureRS seems to be dead. But then, I discovered clj.rs. You can find my reasoning here, where I say why I back clj.rs.
This might go nowhere. Just curious to learn about programming languages. Hence am trying to port Clojure on top of Rust. Here, I will share my journey and learning about Clojure and Rust. My ignorance is immense, my laziness is legendary, hence there is a high chance of this project failing.
I started Clofer, because ClojureRS seems to be dead. But then, I discovered clj.rs. You can find my reasoning here, where I say why I back clj.rs.
I slowed down. I don’t know why — maybe I have a lot of work to do, maybe my brain browned out. Maybe it’s because I am leading a team of quants in India, and we are expanding our business. So maybe that slowed me down. Another reason is Rust is proving to be a bit difficult for me. I was reading and I have read till enums, and I couldn’t grasp the concepts as quickly as I thought I would.
Reading The Book
This is the learning path that an LLM has drafted for me to learn Rust and build a Lisp interpreter, and maybe one day, Clofer. I don’t know if I would succeed, but I’m determined to learn, and at least produce a Lisp interpreter in Rust, and share my learnings here.
Clofer: Clojure, Forged in Iron