I don't really find that the community is against documenting code, and majority of popular libraries have doc strings for the public functions at least. In gen

I don't really find that the community is against documenting code, and majority of popular libraries have doc strings for the public functions at least. In general, I do find that reading through decently written Clojure code tends to be easier than languages like Java or Js. The code tends to be a lot more declarative, there are a lot less syntax quirks, and functions are typically kept short. Meanwhile, majority of the code is written using pure functions, so you can figure out what they do without needing a lot of context about the rest of the program. I also tend to just run things in the REPL any time I'm not sure what a piece of code might be doing. So, while I'm definitely a proponent of having good documentation, I find that I have a much easier time reading through Clojure code than most languages I've used.