Clojure / ClojureScript is fantastic for its simplicity. It takes a while to overcome education and job conditioning and take hold. At first, you're like, ha

Clojure / ClojureScript is fantastic for its simplicity. It takes a while to overcome education and job conditioning and take hold. At first, you're like, ha ha, this is not real. Then, you're like, well, this isn't real but it can inspire some changes in the way I program. Then, you notice yourself doing stupid busy-work in Java or Perl and think, hmm. Hmm. Then, it's like, ya know, this entire project I'm working on would have been sooo much simpler in Clojure. Then, you're like, screw it, I'll just do this minor JDBC data migration or little process-simulation webpage in Clojure. whee! And finally: there is just no other way. Bring it on! Any task, it comes out better and sooner and much, much smaller in Clojure. But those stages may take years.