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I have a feeling this issue can be made more abstract and cover more languages, more paradigms than just that of Clojure. The real problem here does not seem to

by jug 10y ago

I have a feeling this issue can be made more abstract and cover more languages, more paradigms than just that of Clojure. The real problem here does not seem to be Clojure, but finding developers as well as faith in new (or small) languages to build that solid, big project that has stood the test of time before you abandon it for something you have an easier time finding developers for, or faith in.

yogthos 10y ago
My team does code reviews and pair programming, especially when onboarding new devs. This helps new hires get comfortable with the style the team uses, and ensures we have clean code in our project. We've hired a number of devs for our Clojure projects, and none of them knew Clojure when they started. We found that this process has worked very well for us.