At first I thought you comment was sarcasm but it does appear to be serious. There's nothing "imperative" (as commonly understood) in 98% of Clojure code out i

At first I thought you comment was sarcasm but it does appear to be serious. There's nothing "imperative" (as commonly understood) in 98% of Clojure code out in the wild. "Contexts" or "context updates" are also very rare, unless required by a non-Clojure JVM or JS library. Can discuss further if you reference a specific open-source code example with "context" or "imperative style".