Scala has a REPL and instant feedback. Clojure is fine and expressive for sure, I just find that static typing is superior to dynamic typing. If you can write p

Scala has a REPL and instant feedback. Clojure is fine and expressive for sure, I just find that static typing is superior to dynamic typing. If you can write perfect code, maybe it isn't, but I personally have a level of peace of mind with Scala that I never gotten with Clojure. I have programmed with both professionally, if that matters, btw. Of course, people are different, and theoretically speaking, Clojure should have as much power as Scala.