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Probably not yet. Clojure's greatest selling point to management is still that you can just drop in a jar. But Clojure has a strong opinion on immutability and
by mikerichards 12y ago
Probably not yet. Clojure's greatest selling point to management is still that you can just drop in a jar.
But Clojure has a strong opinion on immutability and functional programming. I'm not sure those Schemes do.
In any case, if you were to introduce a Scheme, I would do Racket for it's significant community within the larger Scheme ecosystem.
- davexunit 12y ago>Clojure has a strong opinion on immutability and functional programming. I'm not sure those Schemes do. Scheme programmers emphasize the very same things. >I would do Racket for it's significant community within the larger Scheme ecosystem. Yeah, Racket would make sense, though I'm personally attached to Guile.