Hello, I'm Sakib from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I have been working in Web-Backend for five years. I'm exhausted by the complexity of software development science the start of my career. A few weeks before, God of Information Theory struck a bolt of lightning on me. A voice said that 'Son, enough with this SH*T'. I quit my job and started learning Clojure(script). Looking forward to pursuing a career in functional programming 😺. I started with https://www.braveclojure.com/clojure-for-the-brave-and-true/ book and https://4clojure.oxal.org/ exercise. Any suggestion on best way to showcase Clojure skills to recruiter will be great. Thanks

Hi everyone! I'm Adam from North Carolina, US. I've recently decided to give another try at learning Clojure. My first attempt was back in 2015-2016. It was my first exposure to functional programming and I mostly read through @nonrecursive’s Brave Clojure book, which I liked a lot! Looking back at it now, I think I fell off the wagon after finishing the book for several reasons. At the time I was relatively inexperienced junior-level programmer. I was familiar with Rails and .NET MVC for building web applications, but couldn't seem to find what I needed to move beyond the basic examples to build a full-fledged web application with Clojure. I eventually got a bit overwhelmed trying to piece together the various libraries and tools that I put it down until I had more time and never got back to it. Until now! I've brushed off my old Clojure books and started going through @jacek.schae’s courses and am really enjoying it so far. 🙂