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Quantify "plenty". On multiple measures Clojure is the most used Lisp, while also being the youngest, which I think speak a lot to the adoption benefits of bei
by didibus 4y ago
Quantify "plenty".
On multiple measures Clojure is the most used Lisp, while also being the youngest, which I think speak a lot to the adoption benefits of being on the JVM and on JS.
Maybe it'll bite it long term, hard to say, but it definitely allowed it to quickly catch up to CL and Scheme and pass them in popularity and adoption.