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To be honest, it seems like the author has never tried Clojure, for example. You get most of Java's ecosystem and JVM benefits (and if performance becomes an is
by tincholio 5y ago
To be honest, it seems like the author has never tried Clojure, for example. You get most of Java's ecosystem and JVM benefits (and if performance becomes an issue, you can drop down to Java), while being way more expressive and easier to write.
- Scarbutt 5y agoThe author clearly states he prefers a statically typed programming language for large, long-lived programs.
- therealdrag0 5y agoI’ve never used Closure, but I’m a couple years into Scala after many years of Java. And I don’t think I’d be happy if I had to go back to Java full time.