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Relatable comment. Clojure + ClojureScript has been doing the "same language on front and back" as well for a long time and a lot of the developers were not wo
by fulafel 5y ago
Relatable comment.
Clojure + ClojureScript has been doing the "same language on front and back" as well for a long time and a lot of the developers were not working on JVM platform before getting into the language.
I think it's not a battle of languages exactly, but of battle of runtime platforms, like is now evident on the JS side as well. Kotlin and TypeScript are the mass appeal examples of this lately. But I think Clojure is the stand out one so far that is good at covering both backend/frontend and crossing between runtime platforms (JVM and JS).