As far as ecosystem, Clojure itself is smaller, but the whole JVM ecosystem is huge and you have access to that. We're not at a point where we've figured out h

As far as ecosystem, Clojure itself is smaller, but the whole JVM ecosystem is huge and you have access to that. We're not at a point where we've figured out how we're doing report generation yet. Internally we do not have extensive experience with either Clojure or Node, but we have heard issues from colleagues with Node and running into performance issues by trying to do too much on the main thread. Since our load demands are not that high, and we're migrating from Rails so we already expect a very nice performance bump, rejection of Node is more a choice of avoiding potential downfalls rather than a fully informed decision based on experience with Node.