Clojure developed by Eclipse in Ubuntu

Because the whole Storm is to be started and the source code level. so I started learning Clojure. I have heard of functional programming before, and I have heard that Erlang is awesome. I only know it when I contact Clojure. It turns out that Clojure is Erlang in JVM. there are too few materials for Clojure development on the Internet based on Ubuntu environment. Here, it is actually quite simple! 1. Install Clojure: you can install Clojure manually, but I didn't try Ubuntu, as long as a simple command can be done: sudo

Because the whole Storm is to be started and the source code level. so I started learning Clojure. I have heard of functional programming before, and I have heard that Erlang is awesome. I only know it when I contact Clojure. It turns out that Clojure is Erlang in JVM. there are too few materials for Clojure development on the Internet based on Ubuntu environment. Here, it is actually quite simple!

1. Install Clojure:

You can do this manually, but I didn't try it.

Ubuntu can be done with a simple command:

Sudo apt-get install clojure

Enter clojure to program clojure.

2. Install the Eclipse Clojure plug-in:

The plug-in installed here is Counterclockwise. you can install it directly through the Eclipse Automatic Installation function, as shown below:

Eclipse menu Help-> Install New Software-> enter the plug-in URL: http://ccw.cgrand.net/updatesite/, next step, and then click restart to restart eclipse.

3. Use/develop Clojure on Eclipse

After installing the Counterclockwise plug-in, you can create a Clojure project and a Clojure file. The method of use is Java and will not be repeated here.