For whatever its worth, clojure.js is something I can accept - javascript was made as an attempt at a lisp with C-like syntax - using a hosted language which is

For whatever its worth, clojure.js is something I can accept - javascript was made as an attempt at a lisp with C-like syntax - using a hosted language which is a lisp only makes sense, especially that you can then share code with your backend. And I am no lisp enthusiast, just find the abstraction very minimal there, plus good interop with the host language.