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If start time and memory usage is important to you, go with ClojureScript on Node instead. If you do stick with the JVM, it tends to trade memory for speed, un
by fnordsensei 8y ago
If start time and memory usage is important to you, go with ClojureScript on Node instead.
If you do stick with the JVM, it tends to trade memory for speed, unless you tune it otherwise. For startup speed, start it once, connect a REPL, and keep it running. A started REPL on a JVM instance can be flushed very quickly when you need a blank slate.