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I'm not very deep into Clojure - but I find that you end up having to use Java libraries which feels kinda clumsy. Java is a stateful language and Clojure has i
by geokon 8y ago
I'm not very deep into Clojure - but I find that you end up having to use Java libraries which feels kinda clumsy. Java is a stateful language and Clojure has it's own ideas about how state is managed - so I'm never quite sure how to mix the two (based on some very limited experience... so I might be off-base)
- mclehman 8y agoI'm also not very deep into Clojure, but I've had the opposite experience so far. I've used it for some real-world projects and the most Java I've ever needed to pull in was a BufferedReader that I wrapped and forgot about.