>>for practical purposes you're fully tied to the JVM and the java runtime libs. That's more like a positive thing about Clojure. Java inter-op and targeting t

>>for practical purposes you're fully tied to the JVM and the java runtime libs. That's more like a positive thing about Clojure. Java inter-op and targeting the JVM gives Clojure a great chance of adoption at large enterprises. These days no one really has a issue installing jars on a production machine.