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I find most of it applies to Clojure, although being a younger language there is no code from 30 years ago to run. Based on the stability I’ve seen so far, it w
by actuallyalys 3y ago
I find most of it applies to Clojure, although being a younger language there is no code from 30 years ago to run. Based on the stability I’ve seen so far, it wouldn’t shock me if the Clojure code I write today still works 30 years from now.
Edit: There are some nuances of interactive support Common Lisp has that Clojure lacks, but I find Clojure supports interactive development much better than other languages.