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This reads like: * Do you like puppies? * Do you hate murder? * Would you like something like the tool you're using right now, but better? That's not to
by m0th87 16y ago
This reads like:
* Do you like puppies?
* Do you hate murder?
* Would you like something like the tool you're using right now, but better?
That's not to say Clojure is irrelevant, but your questions are more than a little one-sided.
- swannodette 16y agoExcept I have answers for those questions. And those influence my decisions in real life. I like puppies. And I abhor murder. Anyways, my questions are exactly the set of questions that led me to Clojure. Honestly, the main advantage of Clojure being a Lisp is macros. And I didn't bother mentioning those, because that's not something most programmers need/want (not without understanding how they work). I think my list a pretty real list of things that many programmers want after some experience that Clojure satisfies that other languages do not, or not all at the same time.
- francoisdevlin 16y agoI would like a better tool than the one I am using to kill puppies right now.
- Raphael_Amiard 16y agoOr it may be that clojure truly rocks ;)