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Clojure tried that and it was a step too big. And we better not talk about the baroque abomination named Scala. I think Kotlin is in the sweet spot.
by edem 8y ago
Clojure tried that and it was a step too big. And we better not talk about the baroque abomination named Scala. I think Kotlin is in the sweet spot.
- valw 8y agoWhile Clojure has failed to become mainstream so far, it certainly hasn't failed to be influential. Whatever programmers use in a generation, it may have a lot of ideas from Clojure in it!
- yogthos 8y agoAnd while it's far from mainstream, it's certainly a healthy language with a vibrant community nowadays. There's also a lot of exciting work being done on ClojureScript, and I think that it has even higher value proposition seeing how front-end development with Js is a hot mess right now.