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Why is there a need for a one-to-one correspondence between Java and Scala features? In any case, you can call Clojure code just fine from Java. Of course, the
by catnaroek 11y ago
Why is there a need for a one-to-one correspondence between Java and Scala features? In any case, you can call Clojure code just fine from Java. Of course, the API won't look like one a Java programmer would've designed, but that's okay - Clojure isn't trying to be Java. It's trying to leverage the JVM environment.
- daxfohl 11y agoTake twitter for example. They do a ton of stuff in Scala but make everything straightforward enough to use from Java that you wouldn't know it was Scala. This is fairly trivial in Scala but difficult in Clojure.