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So Clojure is slow to start and Scala is slow to compile. Is Scala also slow to start? As compared to a Java program to performs the equivalent functions.
by jgalt212 9y ago
So Clojure is slow to start and Scala is slow to compile. Is Scala also slow to start? As compared to a Java program to performs the equivalent functions.
- iLemming 9y agoClojure doesn't have slow start-up, Leiningen and Boot-clj make it feel slow. But once you start a REPL you can keep it running. I keep mine running for weeks.
- jgalt212 9y agoI know. I've often heard this, but for me that's a bit tricky b/c I'm worried that my current definition of "foo" is not what it is in my .clj file b/c I may have monkey-patched it in the REPL and forgot I did that.