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Your problems with the exceptions is a problem with Java. As far as the libraries, Clojure can use any Java library natively. Setting aside all that, how can y
by mattdeboard 15y ago
Your problems with the exceptions is a problem with Java. As far as the libraries, Clojure can use any Java library natively.
Setting aside all that, how can you say it's a great language if in your experience it doesn't run reliably, has an immature library and troubleshooting is nearly impossible?
- bengl3rt 15y agoWell, the idea of leveraging the power and pragmatism of the JVM using a nice functional language is certainly appealing, and the moments in which it does work it's really nice. Not to mention the pragmatic and mostly idiot-proof approach to state and concurrency is awesome. I guess I don't mean exceptions encountered at runtime, btw. I mean more like syntax errors during development. The Clojure compiler does not yet provide useful error messages or other information like line numbers in most cases when you have a bizarre paren-balancing issue or something.
- mattdeboard 15y agore: exceptions in dev time I agree with you there.