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Which is a quite peculiar and reccurrent pattern in closure. After a while libraries and tools stabilize and the community just maintains it.

• jakeinspace 8y ago
  Most Clojure libraries I've worked with, even the "larger" ones, are fairly small and concise by modern standards. I wonder if this has something to do with the lack of activity (in addition to being a small community). It feels a bit like the Unix philosophy - lots of small/medium libraries handling discrete problems, rather than many competing mega-frameworks. To me, this feels like a silver lining that comes from the limitations of a smaller dev community.
  • tombert 8y ago
    This is why I love functional programming as a whole. I feel like my code is really terse, without little/no sacrifices in expressivity, and usually no substantial sacrifice in performance.
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• vnorilo 8y ago
  To me, that sounds like a Good Thing.