I am not really a fan of clojure and I much prefer the Erlang concurrency model to the options that clojure gives you. I don't agree with Rich Hickey here. And

I am not really a fan of clojure and I much prefer the Erlang concurrency model to the options that clojure gives you. I don't agree with Rich Hickey here. And I prefer classic lisp syntax to clojure syntax. But clojerl does give you the chance to run on a better VM so in that respect it is good. ;-)