>The more meta-programming that a language allows, the more its functions will tend to be composable Where are you coming up with that notion? Clojure's compo

>The more meta-programming that a language allows, the more its functions will tend to be composable Where are you coming up with that notion? Clojure's composability comes from being functional, not from meta-programming. >The more composable it is, the more its libraries can be tied together without the need for an over-arching framework A framework is just a library that inverts control. Your code is the library and the framework is the application. Writing main() yourself is not a benefit, and having a framework do it for you isn't detrimental.