I've found that this is a really nice "feature" of Clojure, and maybe other Lisps. Most libraries are very small and tend to all speak in terms of the same de f

I've found that this is a really nice "feature" of Clojure, and maybe other Lisps. Most libraries are very small and tend to all speak in terms of the same de facto standard interfaces (functions, seqs, hash maps, vectors, etc.) so they can be easily composed. Trying to fit together Java or C# libraries like this is basically impossible without some mediating standard base classes or interfaces.