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Hardly. Despite being Java-compatible Clojure's philosophy is diametrically opposed to that of Java/OOP so anyone who has experienced the benefits of Clojure wo
by cutler 5y ago
Hardly. Despite being Java-compatible Clojure's philosophy is diametrically opposed to that of Java/OOP so anyone who has experienced the benefits of Clojure would hardly return to Java simply because it managed to fake FP with Single Abstract Methods.
- forgetfulness 5y agoWell, maybe there were not as many die-hard lispers within the Clojure community and many were looking for something that handled better than Java 7. I know two other former Clojure programmers that went to Scala, but also find Java passable enough to just use it rather than Clojure.