Clojurians Log v2

Hats off to https://clojure.camp/. Not only is there a community that welcomes new Clojure programmers to get started, but the teaching materials are amazing. Our summer intern started this week, and we needed a starting point for Clojure programming. Yesterday, we spent some time with the https://exercises.clojure.camp/exercises/if-to-cond exercise, and it was great. A good, hands-on problem to just get started with. It was helpful for both of us, and the exercise made it feel like we came to a prepared table. Just sit down, talk, then code, step by step. We used a bit of time with https://4clojure.oxal.org/ earlier (which is also great for its target), but the more meaty Clojure Camp exercise gave a way more holistic view, we're in our editor working on the code, and we quickly cover core concepts. Thank you so much for making and sharing such wonderful teaching materials! 🙏 ❤️ 😊

I want to extend a huge thanks to @dnolen for his ongoing vigilance in shepherding ClojureScript. Living with one foot in the JS world and the other in Clojure is something that I personally would not be capable of pulling off. I'm so glad that CLJS is in his capable hands.