Thanks, I’ll check out the raw java-time next time I have a minute. You’re right about needing to learn some of the host in a hosted language. I’ve enjoyed for

Thanks, I’ll check out the raw java-time next time I have a minute. You’re right about needing to learn some of the host in a hosted language. I’ve enjoyed for example Jsoup and I use some of the Math stuff inline with no issue. Even with the java time wrapper I’ve dropped down to the original to do certain things involving locales. I definitely knew going in to Clojure I’d need to pick up some Java. Where I really like wrappers is where the underlying java API is not great in some way. (Which now that I’ve seen the original puredanger quote seems to be what he’s saying.)