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Anywhere where Java/JVM languages (server) or JavaScript (clients + server) is appropriate.
by raspasov 6y ago
Anywhere where Java/JVM languages (server) or JavaScript (clients + server) is appropriate.
- cutler 6y agoSince a large part of the Java world revolves around Spring I can hardly see Clojure being relevant. Now Kotlin, that's a different story.
- raspasov 6y agoIf Spring is a hard requirement, sure. Writing Java-in-Clojure is pointless. I meant it more in the sense if you value simplicity and you are starting a project more or less from scratch or integrating into a good Java project that doesn’t rely on crufty frameworks.
- fulafel 6y agoThe JVM is incidental for most Clojure projects I think.