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I can't speak to running Clojure outside the JVM, but on the JVM there's good interop with native Java, which allows using Java-based tools and libraries. This
by jffry 11y ago
I can't speak to running Clojure outside the JVM, but on the JVM there's good interop with native Java, which allows using Java-based tools and libraries.
This instantly gives you access to a whole ecosystem of stuff written for Java. It's very easy to use the Java AWS SDK directly from Clojure code, for example.