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My previous company did. In fairness one of the problems the company faced was way too many languages being used in-house. Combined with the difficulty in getti

by yen223 2y ago

My previous company did. In fairness one of the problems the company faced was way too many languages being used in-house. Combined with the difficulty in getting Clojure talent, and it was inevitable that the Clojure went out. The Clojure systems got migrated to Golang and C#

qwerty456127 2y ago
> Combined with the difficulty in getting Clojure talent Why bother looking for talent in a specific language? Every reasonably intelligent (not even necessarily talented) developer can learn another high-level language in some weeks.