I have been using Clojure(+Script) full-time for 6 or so years. I hope I never have to use a less elegant or more verbose language. The trick/tradeoff is to wor

I have been using Clojure(+Script) full-time for 6 or so years. I hope I never have to use a less elegant or more verbose language. The trick/tradeoff is to work at early stage startups that leave you with enough control to choose your tech stack. If I did have to go back to, say... JS (which thankfully has improved in the past several years), I will at least bring with me a fresh clarity; Clojure certainly made me a better programmer.