I made two large projects in Clojure: One abandoned startup SaaS and one internal system. Both were a damn joy. They taught me the immense value of loosely coup

I made two large projects in Clojure: One abandoned startup SaaS and one internal system. Both were a damn joy. They taught me the immense value of loosely coupled components that exchange simple data with each other, from large server components all the way down to module-level coupling. I can only ever view gigantic, monolithic, opinionated web frameworks with a strong degree of skepticism from now on. Lisp in general was probably the most fulfilling programming rabbit hole I ever followed down, and I don't regret a moment of it. A true gold mine of skill, ability, and thought training that changed the way I program, even in imperative/procedural languages.