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Btw, Rich had two versions of Clojure - Java (JVM) and .NET (CLR) and shortly before releasing it he decided to focus on the Java one, and deleted the .NET one.
by JBiserkov 6y ago
Btw, Rich had two versions of Clojure - Java (JVM) and .NET (CLR) and shortly before releasing it he decided to focus on the Java one, and deleted the .NET one.
- Skinney 6y agoClojureCLR still exists and is somewhat maintained (last commit was last year, but then again, little has happened in the clojure world in the past year so I'd still use it): https://clojure.org/about/clojureclr https://clojure.org/about/clojureclr
- JBiserkov 6y agoRight. What I was trying to express was that there have been 2 Clojures on the CLR: 1) The original one, developed by Rich Hickey in 2005-2007, which he deleted before releasing Clojure 2) The second one, known as ClojureCLR, which David Miller developed in 2008 from the ClojureJVM. https://soundcloud.com/defn-771544745/48-david-miller-and-clojure-on-the-clr https://soundcloud.com/defn-771544745/48-david-miller-and-cl...