I tried to keep the code simple -- no Python esoterica, only a few objects. So it should be easy to pick up the Python as you go along.
But let me know whether that turns out to be true.
But let me know whether that turns out to be true.
Any chance we'll see a Clojure version of any of your books? It seems to be shaping up as a good choice for scientific computing.
Clojure looks interesting, but I don't know much about it, so I probably won't do anything with it soon. But part of the reason I use free licenses is so that other people can adapt my books.
Nicholas Monje is working on Think OCaml (http://thinkocaml.com); that might be the best version to translate into Clojure.