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That seems strange. Having used clojurescript and clojure in production for years, it’s a very niche language that only makes sense for a small subset of use ca
by _sdegutis 9y ago
That seems strange. Having used clojurescript and clojure in production for years, it’s a very niche language that only makes sense for a small subset of use cases, similar to elm’s story. And all of those use cases benefit from the JVM specifically. The slimmer node environment is not a plus in situations when clojure or clojurescript would make sense.
- nogridbag 9y agoAs someone learning Clojure, I'm curious why you feel Clojure is not applicable to most use cases. From an outsider's perspective, it seems like a great fit for most enterprisey type applications which seem to make up the majority of apps. Would love to hear more about your experience with Clojure.
- vemv 9y agoClojure(Script) is a general-purpose language.