Most companies don't really publish their tech stacks in the first place. However, there are a number of consulting companies, such as JUXT and Metosin, who bui

Most companies don't really publish their tech stacks in the first place. However, there are a number of consulting companies, such as JUXT and Metosin, who built their entire business on Clojure consulting. Clearly there is a market for it, and if you look at the clients of these companies it's quite clear that it's not just some one off projects. There are plenty of companies that are switching to Clojure all the time, and feedback is overwhelmingly positive. Here's a recent example https://blog.takipi.com/clojure-at-scale-why-python-just-wasnt-enough-for-appsflyer/ https://blog.takipi.com/clojure-at-scale-why-python-just-was... Again, my personal experience is that my team grew from 3 to around 20 people now all working exclusively with Clojure, and we've never had any problems onboarding, or being ideologically aligned. Just because it allegedly didn't work out at Amazon doesn't really translate into sweeping assertions you're making about it.