I like Clojure okay, but it lacks the deep support for highly-interactive programming that I prefer. I've written fairly extensively about that subject in other

I like Clojure okay, but it lacks the deep support for highly-interactive programming that I prefer. I've written fairly extensively about that subject in other posts and elsewhere. To be fair, that kind of support is hard to come by outside Common Lisp and Smalltalk. I miss Common Lisp when working in Clojure, but not vice versa. Clojurescript with figwheel is a pretty nice, pretty interactive way to develop web apps, though.