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If you're coming from Java, you might want to look at Clojure. It has immutable datastructures and Java interop.
by wedesoft 5y ago
If you're coming from Java, you might want to look at Clojure. It has immutable datastructures and Java interop.
- afandian 5y agoI just used a Clojure library from a Kotlin project via Java interop. And it wasn't even weird.
- medo-bear 5y agoFrom the author: > Even though Clojure might be a more obvious choice for someone, like me, who is used to working with the JVM, I actually wanted to try using something else with a lighter runtime and great performance.
- facelessuser 5y agoUnless you go out of your way in writing non-idiomatic Clojure like in Java with parenthesis Clojure, Clojure will the slowest of the three by far.
- dunefox 5y agoOr Armed Bear Common Lisp.