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On my machine the JVM takes less than 1 second to start. Eclipse felt slow in 2004. Not so much in 2011. Clojure is high performance and has dynamic binding. T
by swannodette 15y ago
On my machine the JVM takes less than 1 second to start. Eclipse felt slow in 2004. Not so much in 2011.
Clojure is high performance and has dynamic binding. Typed Racket has shown that you can get static type inference via macros.
Which isn't to say the world doesn't need a Go Lisp. But Clojure certainly delivers (or could deliver) on all your points.