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The small amount of development I've done with Clojure convinced me that you just can't ignore Java - you're going to end up spending time reading Java docs, an
by vosper 11y ago
The small amount of development I've done with Clojure convinced me that you just can't ignore Java - you're going to end up spending time reading Java docs, and debugging Java stacktraces. If you really dislike Java I don't think choosing Clojure is a great option, either (I don't know about Scala).
- tlrobinson 11y ago(Metabase dev here) > you're going to end up spending time reading Java docs That's actually a benefit IMHO. If no one has created a nice Clojure library or wrapper for something you want to do it's at least possible to use the massive number of existing Java libraries directly from Clojure.