The Elements of Style in Programming
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Compares principles from Strunk & White’s The Elements of Style to programming, focusing on Clojure and Lisp-style code. Argues for the value of consistent, readable style, describes what “good style” means for maintainability, and covers style guides plus automated tools (linters/formatters) that enforce idiomatic, easy-to-understand Clojure code.
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