It's mostly recreational. I use it for my day job when I can though. I've got one internal project that makes heavy use of Clojure, but I'm sure I'll have to

It's mostly recreational. I use it for my day job when I can though. I've got one internal project that makes heavy use of Clojure, but I'm sure I'll have to port it to python before releasing to the department just to make it less "scary" to the other hardware people. I did a test port of part of the program early on. That was pretty eye opening. I hadn't realized how used to Clojure's immutable data structures I had become. That and working in a mostly side-effect free fashion. I was transliterating to python, so I ended up doing some goofy things to keep my functions from having side effects on all the data structures passed in. Writing from scratch would have been fine, but I don't want to take the time. Plus someone else can take the transliterated version and re-write in a pythonic way.