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I think what's missing in your parent but assumed is, within the context of Clojure, startup is slower than ClojureScript. The Clojure runtime is relatively slo
by grzm 9y ago
I think what's missing in your parent but assumed is, within the context of Clojure, startup is slower than ClojureScript. The Clojure runtime is relatively slow on startup.
- jeremiep 9y agoUnless you restart your server 400 times a day, how does startup times matter, even remotely?
- grzm 9y agoI think your question is better directed upthread: I'm attempting to clarify possible misunderstandings, not arguing for any particular position. But it's important to keep in mind that people have different needs and desires in different contexts. One off the top of my head is something like AWS Lambda. It's not necessarily the context where Macchiato would play a role, but a server context where one might indeed be starting up processes thousands of times a day.