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If you're using Java anyways, why not clojure? I've written both clojure an common lisp, and even though the immutable datastructures take some getting used to
by j-pb 8y ago
If you're using Java anyways, why not clojure? I've written both clojure an common lisp, and even though the immutable datastructures take some getting used to if you're from CL or Java, they're awesome, fast and make programming so much more fun.
- jyriand 8y agoI was thinking about clojure. I think only choice I have is to use 'seesaw'(wrapper for swing). I haven't seen any promising wrappers for javafx yet.
- robto 8y agoYou should check out cljfx[0]! It's a re-frame-like wrapper for javafx, and it looks very well thought out. It's very well documented and the maintainer is very responsive if you need help. [0]https://github.com/cljfx/cljfx https://github.com/cljfx/cljfx