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this is fascinating. anyone applying these approaches with clojure? i'm wondering what additional considerations (if any) come into scope in the case of other j
by thefastlane 10y ago
this is fascinating. anyone applying these approaches with clojure? i'm wondering what additional considerations (if any) come into scope in the case of other jvm languages
- niftich 10y agoClojure would be a bad fit because it favors immutable objects (which result in lots of GC) and functional programming, which discourages mutative, iterative programming.
- TickleSteve 10y agoDeterministic behaviour is everything.... ...and Clojure is the polar opposite to this due to its structure sharing.