I stopped paying attention to Clojure some time ago. But I would guess it's still in a state where you could easily find something to do. Note, you have to sig

I stopped paying attention to Clojure some time ago. But I would guess it's still in a state where you could easily find something to do. Note, you have to sign a contributor agreement (and post it to the US). I didn't like that idea, so I went elsewhere. But if you're okay with it, it might be worth doing. edit to clarify: The CA is only if you want to work on clojure itself, or on the 'contrib' library (which is maintained separately, with the intention that bits of it can be imported into core). Obviously you can write your own libraries and release them, they just won't get distributed with the language.