At the time, I was mostly impressed by the concurrency support in Clojure. But over time I understood that there is no single silver bullet. It's multiple small

At the time, I was mostly impressed by the concurrency support in Clojure. But over time I understood that there is no single silver bullet. It's multiple small niceties that accumulate. These days I can't imagine going back to mutable data structures, or to programming without transducers. Also, the fact that I can use a single language for server and client side, and that works so well that most of my model code is shared, means that I can tackle a large application all by myself. It's also nice to be able to use Java and ClojureScript libraries :)