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Fair enough. In my experience it is rare to need library X and to have such an array of choices that LOC suddenly becomes the differentiator.
by wellpast 9y ago
Fair enough. In my experience it is rare to need library X and to have such an array of choices that LOC suddenly becomes the differentiator.
- adambard 9y agoI've never turned to LOC directly myself, but I have occasionally had to choose between 2 or 3 lone-wolf Clojure libraries to do a thing, and picked the one that seemed to have the sharpest focus or the most coherent implementation, which is usually the shorter one.