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Thank you for joining us.
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The audience for these workshops is diverse, so we provide a range examples and projects to help you do something you can relate too. This does of course mean that there is more content than anyone can cover in one day.
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> ####Hint::How much you discover is how much you were supposed to discover
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> There is more content here than anyone can cover in a day, so however far you get is the right amount of progress for you.
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> If you enjoy the day you can of course continue with any topics and challenges you didn't get to as follow-on exercises.
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> We also welcome you to come along to the [London Clojurian community events](https://www.meetup.com/London-Clojurians/)
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> #### Info::
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> You should have a Clojure environment set up from our event on Friday evening. If you missed this, please get in touch with a volunteer to help you get setup.
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## Outline for the day
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## Colours and Shapes in Clojure
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A visual way to learn how to write code by creating and interacting with shapes. From simply adding colours to creating multiple shapes and colours and creating simple animations.
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[Colours and Shapes in Clojure](colours-and-shapes/index.md)
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The morning covers the language syntax of Clojure, so you can speak Clojure to your computer, along with some of the core concepts of thinking functionally.
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## Clojure Essentials
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Covers the language syntax of Clojure, so you can speak Clojure to your computer, along with some of the core concepts of thinking functionally.
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* Simple values (numbers, characters, strings)
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* Assignment (naming things)
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*[Wonderland kata challenges](https://github.com/gigasquid/wonderland-clojure-katas) (inspired by Alice in wonderland)
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> ####Hint::How far you get is how far you should have gone
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> There is more content here than anyone can cover in a day, so however far you get is the right amount of progress for you.
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> If you enjoy the day you can of course continue with any topics and challenges you didn't get to as follow-on exercises.
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> We also welcome you to come along to the [London Clojurian community events](https://www.meetup.com/London-Clojurians/)
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> #### Info::
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> You should have a Clojure environment set up from our event on Friday evening. If you missed this, please get in touch with a volunteer to help you get setup.
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