nice, keep up the good work. clj gives a different way of thinking (imho better), but alas even introducing algebra to geometry had push back, and so will anyt

nice, keep up the good work. clj gives a different way of thinking (imho better), but alas even introducing algebra to geometry had push back, and so will anything that upsets the norm. Another equally important benefit of clojure is its stability, i.e you can write a script today and it will run weeks/months/years/decades afterwards, the same cannot be said for js. This is all known to people already using clj and cljs, and now we can keep enjoying our clojure on nodejs also :) note: there is a misconception aparently that clojure does not support mutability, it does, just does so in a sane way so you dont shoot yourself in the foot. So yes you can mutate in clojure, and yes you can have side affecting stuff, clojure programmers do so every day .