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I've been a lot of programming in both lately (Clojure and Objective-C), and did a ton of Java earlier in my career, and I find I like both. The biggest pain p
by evanspa 11y ago
I've been a lot of programming in both lately (Clojure and Objective-C), and did a ton of Java earlier in my career, and I find I like both. The biggest pain point for me in Clojure is the inability to easily refactor.
To overcome the limitation that the machine can't help as much when using a dynamic language, I've found that writing good unit tests with solid coverage gets me pretty far, and shortens the feedback loop when I break something.
But yeah, I sure do miss the right-click and 'rename' feature from Eclipse and Xcode when writing Clojure.