Clojure is the best option for me, on my own projects, because I like it and I'm more productive in it (this applies to Lisp in general, I suppose) than any oth

Clojure is the best option for me, on my own projects, because I like it and I'm more productive in it (this applies to Lisp in general, I suppose) than any other language I've tried. And when I'm working alone, that's all that matters :D Now, when I'm working on a team... I must tell you I live in Florida and if I've ever met another Clojure/Lisp programmer in meatspace I'm not aware of it (and I'd be surprised). In fact, most of the Java developers I work with only really know Java (and some are helpless without Eclipse). So recommending anything that isn't Java probably wouldn't be wise. So, yea.