clojure has pretty good infrastructure for hosting new programming languages that can benefit from standard syntax, data structures and information model (immut

clojure has pretty good infrastructure for hosting new programming languages that can benefit from standard syntax, data structures and information model (immutability / abstract map reduce), foreign call conventions, macros, js/jvm targets. at hyperfiddle we are developing a multi-tier programming language specialized for server streamed user interfaces and hosting it with clojure lets us inherit a ton of free infrastructure, ecosystem, community and immediate commercial utility (which gets you serious use cases quickly - so important)