For me, this article is spot on. I had been looking for a long time for my one language I can use for everything, and Clojure finally (just recently) got there.

For me, this article is spot on. I had been looking for a long time for my one language I can use for everything, and Clojure finally (just recently) got there. I can use it for scripting, writing command line apps, making backend services, writing web front-ends, making desktop applications with GUI, toying with generative art, doing data-science, making games, and more. It really has great reach, and its only getting better. Similarly, in terms of programming language, you can use it to explore many paradigms and innovative ideas, like CSP, logic, probabilistic, functional, meta, concurrent, dynamic, typed, contracts, data-flow, OOP, condition systems, monads, etc. All this keeps me interested and constantly learning. Never having to wait for features you miss or wish you had. I can see myself sticking with Clojure for a long time.