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In Clojure land we're more picky about paren usage and we're used to variants of let that are named explicitly. if-let, when-let, reagent/with-let, letfn, etc.
by fulafel 5y ago
In Clojure land we're more picky about paren usage and we're used to variants of let that are named explicitly. if-let, when-let, reagent/with-let, letfn, etc.
- bjoli 5y agoI would say that all of those are different than what I am saying (if-let and it's ilk are a conditional form. But sure. Rich has done many great decisions with regards to clojure. This part is one of the few I don't agree with (and maybe regular bit-tries instead of rrb-trees).