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Other languages certainly get better, and many can rely on extensive libraries. That said, why not try Clojure? Best of both worlds, and then some.
by cema 15y ago
Other languages certainly get better, and many can rely on extensive libraries.
That said, why not try Clojure? Best of both worlds, and then some.
- invalidOrTaken 15y agoI absolutely adore clojure, and whenever I do a non-sysadmin project on my own, I like to use it. But I'm still at the point in my career where people hire me rather than the other way around, and all the hand-waving I can do about "superiority of lambda calculus over the state machine" (okay, I'm more clear and practical than that) doesn't convince many.