Day 3 Clojure Bootcamp for Open Source

See this workshop's notes in mindmap form at our Day 3 Coggle mindmap link (note: days 1, 2, and 3 mindmaps are in the same document)

Today's activity: *Please (1) read through and (2) complete the exercises down below to learn to:

Recommended activity for review: [TODO: Link TBD...]

Today we will:

review yesterday's content [2 min]
introduce & overview today's content [2 min]
install Java and Clojure locally on our machines [15 min]
learn how to use the terminal to run commands [5 min]
run our first REPL locally [1 min]
introduce group to 4Clojure and work through first 3 exercises [15 min]
introduce group to Avi's 4Clojure notebook [1 min]
introduce group to online Clojure editor w/ REPL (in contrast with replit.com) [5 min]
learn some relevant vocabulary [10 min]
bonus: Install Visual Studio Code IDE [? min]
bonus: Configure VS Code for coding in Clojure with the REPL [? min]
bonus: brainstorm ways to learn effectively [5 min]

Day 1: First look at Clojure by using maria.cloud

Day 2: First look at Git by using GitHub to save & share files

Day 3: Second look at Clojure & installing Clojure locally

Day 4: Second look at Git & GitHub to contribute to Open Source

Day 5: Final Project, Presentations, and Final Bootcamp Review

Visit Learn Clojure with Shapes (ClojureBridge)
Create a vocab list here OR at maria.cloud OR on Coggle, then publish and share it
Brainstorm effective ways to learn using coggle.it

1. What is the REPL?
2. Why is local development crucial to effective coding?
- Focus, privacy, stability, etc.
3. What are IDEs?

TBD...

Add all relevant links to this Nextjournal document
Find great walkthrough of installation of Clojure on each OS
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux