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His website says he works with Clojurescript at his employer. I thought it was strange when I saw that.
by richeyryan 6y ago
His website says he works with Clojurescript at his employer. I thought it was strange when I saw that.
- fulafel 6y agoI guess given this latest post says "Nowadays I make a living mainly with JavaScript and TypeScript" it means that ClojureScript isn't used there anymore.
- askonomm 6y agoI still write it every now and again under a blue moon, but only when working on legacy stuff or replacing components with their TypeScript counterparts.
- raspasov 6y agoReplacing ClojureScript with TypeScript? I wonder what the rationale for that is.
- askonomm 6y agoWe were told that it's hard to find Clojure engineers, but everyone including your grandmother knows JS/TS, but I think what they really meant by that is that they can't afford Clojure engineers.
- raspasov 6y agoSounds like a quantity is better than quality argument. I bet it came from a non-technical person (or someone who hasn't written code in years).