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I’m interested in the state management part of Clojure, but most books and tutorials seem to focus on its LISP-ness.
Can you recommend a tutorial or book that gives examples and analysis on refs, vars and friends. I know there are some pages about these at clojure.org but they are a bit too terse.
The Joy of Clojure contains a whole chapter titled Mutation, which deals with Clojure’s concurrency primitives. It’s pretty comprehensive.