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Personally I find the name misleading. Something like 'Jo' makes more sense to me (not that I'm advocating it as a pretty name).

• gnarbarian 12y ago
  how about Gojure
  • eobrain 12y ago
    "Jo" seems it is hard to search for. "Gojure" is already taken by another Github project. I also considered "Clogure", but someone already had that too. Keep the suggestions coming!
    • micro_cam 12y ago
      Folang?
    • waf 12y ago
      If I remember correctly, the "C", "L" and "J" in "clojure" stand for "C#", "Lisp", and "Java", respectively; since Clojure is a Lisp that runs on either the C# (.NET) or Java runtimes. So maybe a good name would be replacing the "c" with "g": Glojure. Doesn't seem to be taken by any other project, and it has the potential for some nice "glow" logos.
      • eobrain 12y ago
        I like Glojure. I am not sure if it is worth the hassle of changing the name, but I registered glojure.org just in case I decide to do so.