> Other JVM languages like Groovy are significantly ahead of Clojure in all rankings. Apache Groovy fluctuates on TIOBE a lot. Six months ago it was at the sam

> Other JVM languages like Groovy are significantly ahead of Clojure in all rankings. Apache Groovy fluctuates on TIOBE a lot. Six months ago it was at the same 50-ish position as Clojure, which is its usual ranking. It's shot up only in the past 6 months, which has also happened a lot in the past and is always followed by a sudden fall -- perhaps someone's gaming the search engine rankings. On Redmonk, Groovy and Clojure have ranked equal-ish for a long time. In the CloudFoundry report, Groovy is at the same very low rank as Others which would include Clojure if present. So Groovy and Clojure are at the same ranking in all rankings I've looked at.