Clojure does not have the warts JS has. This is a win in itself. Data structures in clojure are unimaginably better. In js you don't have anything like this. F

Clojure does not have the warts JS has. This is a win in itself. Data structures in clojure are unimaginably better. In js you don't have anything like this. For example you can't tell how operations in js will perform since not even their complexities are documented. Please elaborate about the better community. AFAIK js libraries have the half-life of months and you can't rely on them not being obsolete after you finish a project. Macros are a tool which you don't have to use. Everything in the clojure world is optional. But when you need it you have something powerful. Try and emulate macros in js (like AOP in java) and you are in for a rude awakening.