Thanks for pointing out the ambiguity. Closure would probably be the most interesting (or close to the most interesting) project to work on inside of Google-pr

Thanks for pointing out the ambiguity. Closure would probably be the most interesting (or close to the most interesting) project to work on inside of Google-proper, for me personally. That said, Google's approach is very much on the opposite side of FB's, in that Google expects the vast majority of code to be written for it. FB is dealing with a legacy codebase and has fewer engineers, so has to strike a different set of tradeoffs - less up-front work to integrate their tooling for potentially less benefit than something like Closure can deliver. It's interesting to see the two different approaches. Anyway, this thread is about Closure, which enables ClojureScript, which is my go to language these days. The developers working on the compiler and the stdlib (which is amazing) should feel proud about all the people they've enabled.