I was about to write a comment like Skinneys below, but he/she put it so well. I found this joke on r/ProgrammerHumor and it strikes me that I've been falling

I was about to write a comment like Skinneys below, but he/she put it so well. I found this joke on r/ProgrammerHumor and it strikes me that I've been falling into this trap for the majority of my career. > You know what we need? Another mostly imperative garbage collected language, that's what. If we just tweak the syntax and feature set just right, it will change everything!" As Skinney writes, the mix of libs and tools that you base your webapp on might not be what the libs you want to use the next months agree with. Use of immutable collections are nearly pointless if only parts of your app use it, and you have to carefully maintain barriers that translate to/from them. Clojure(Script) makes their use succinct and natural, something I doubt yet another lib can make ES2015/TypeScript do.