I have been meaning to try datomic for a while but love every minute of my current job doing Clojure. My company has been converting everything to it at every r

I have been meaning to try datomic for a while but love every minute of my current job doing Clojure. My company has been converting everything to it at every reasonable time, from web servers to massive ETL jobs to our Clojurescript React Native mobile apps. We've always been very happy with the conciseness of the code, the clarity gained from immutability and pure functions, the performance switching off Rails to the JVM and far easier parallel programming tools, and the ability to utilize the vast Java/JavaScript ecosystem if someone hasn't written something in Clojure itself. No ecosystem is perfect, but it has been the most charming environment I've worked with ever. Cursive rocks too!