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What do you use instead?

• hellofunk 10y ago
  C++ and recently, Haskell. A lot of what I learned in Clojure I can now use in C++ since the C++14 version of the languages supports a lot of functional programming techniques (though not thoroughly). C++ today is not the language it used to be, and the ability to write and use standard library higher-order functions with my own simple anonymous functions is really nice.
  • ngrilly 10y ago
    Interesting. Thanks for sharing.