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The situation in Node and Go is better by the fact that these ecosystems have extensive documentation related to web security.
by Scarbutt 7y ago
The situation in Node and Go is better by the fact that these ecosystems have extensive documentation related to web security.
- dmix 7y agoThat's the many eyes thing but I don't see how it's unique to Clojure's culture which was my point. Node only got to that point through plenty of failure and last time I used Go it didn't seem much different than Clojure. The only reason I'm not using Clojure is the lack of types but that's another issue.
- iLemming 7y ago> The only reason I'm not using Clojure is the lack of types Have you tried Clojure.spec? Have you tried generative testing where you generate data based on given Spec? Have you tried using Specs for form validation? Have you seen how Specs can be shared between Clojure and Clojurescript? Basically between two completely different platforms. Even vanilla nodejs cannot do that, even though the code is running on the same [JS] platform.