Konrad Garus has published a review of the Clojure Cookbook that reads in part:
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In my opinion the book is very uneven. It’s very detailed about the primitives and basic collections, but at the same time it doesn’t do justice to state management (atoms, refs, agents) or concurrency. Yet it has two chapters on building a red-black tree. It is very detailed about Datomic, but barely scratches the surface of much more common tools like core.async, core.logic or core.match. It does not include anything about graphics or ClojureScript.
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Comments? Suggestions?