Lua never got a Rails, but it got a Grim Fandango (the best "mainstream" video game that shipped it [1]). That game marked an inflection point in adoption of Lu

Lua never got a Rails, but it got a Grim Fandango (the best "mainstream" video game that shipped it [1]). That game marked an inflection point in adoption of Lua as a scripting language for video games, and that expanded to other areas afterwards. Perhaps it worth exploring what other niches like that would make sense for Clojure. For example: It seems to me that its lipsy nature would meld well with artificial reasoning and perhaps AI. Some sort of PyTorch competitor, perhaps? How is the Java ecosystem with regards to AI libraries? [1] https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grim_Fandango https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grim_Fandango