Part of the joy of Racket is that you can mix and match :-) In some cases, it allows people who like some of the Clojure syntax to still write you libraries. I

Part of the joy of Racket is that you can mix and match :-) In some cases, it allows people who like some of the Clojure syntax to still write you libraries. In other cases it allows you to move a prototype from normal Racket to Typed Racket in a piecemeal way. In general I like the purity of scheme as well, but sometimes that little bit of syntactic sugar goes a long way. Non-Racket Schemers use macros too, and Racket’s are second to none. Use what you want and avoid the rest!