Data-Oriented programming is a new book from Manning Publications that has just entered MEAP with only three chapters ready.
There are three main principles behind this book:
it is language agnostic (applicable Ocaml, Java, C#, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Clojure…)
it is practically oriented
it is fun to read
You may find additional information about the book and its content in the freely available chapters. Get 50% off with the discount code mlsharvit2 valid through February 14.
Clojure has been a source of inspiration for the book. In a sense, this book reveals to the global community of developers the secret sauce that makes Clojure systems simpler.
Looking forward to having a look at the book and sharing with my colleagues. I stumbled upon the book at the Manning site, and said to myself “That sure sounds like a book about how to apply great ideas from Clojure to work in other programming languages.” I certainly have found a new outlook at programming is a significant result of learning Clojure. Having a book such as yours to help me make that case to other people would be valuable in itself. That being said, I am sure I would benefit from reading the book.