> The Clojure ecosystem seems to favor your approach. They embrace the dynamic nature of this kind of programming, are data-oriented, shun ORMs, and generally h

> The Clojure ecosystem seems to favor your approach. They embrace the dynamic nature of this kind of programming, are data-oriented, shun ORMs, and generally have solid principles (in my opinion). I've recently started my Clojure journey (< 1 month in!), after stumbling across aphyr's very interesting work, and it is being driven entirely by this line of thought. It's taken me a long time, at least a decade, of moving deeper and deeper in to web development to start to really appreciate this perspective but it _feels_ like The Right Way at this point in my career. I'm hoping to, at the very least, be able to take those lessons from Clojure and apply them to the areas of my professional life.