I have years working experience with Clojure. The tooling in Clojure is much better than this. If you want a debugger, Cursive has it out of the box, if you are

I have years working experience with Clojure. The tooling in Clojure is much better than this. If you want a debugger, Cursive has it out of the box, if you are used to Intellij, you can use it right away. If you are an Emacs user, then you know your way around CIDER and its tooling. It's not that I don't agree with the author's post. But I mean for simple functions, good enough tooling and unit tests are your friends.