For most people clojure/clojurescript is the way to go as it's practical for building modern software. I'm working on something (but very slowly as I have a day

For most people clojure/clojurescript is the way to go as it's practical for building modern software. I'm working on something (but very slowly as I have a dayjob) to do this. I wish we had started in clojure(script), but that was not my call at the time (it is now). But in short; for now clojure(script) is the most practical way currently. Note: there is ABCL for running CL on the JVM, so for that you don't need clojure (I haven't tried but I have friends who use it and say it works well), however the JS issue (and I would need JS and interact with JS) isn't solved yet, as far as I know. I haven't looked recently, but threads like [0] are not that old and I cannot quickly see many things changed in that respect. So I would rather opt for what CLOG did and other Liveview type of systems, so it doesn't matter what happens in the frontend. WASM and (because now it's still needed) a robust JS implementation would be great. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21535165 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21535165