Clojure is nice and all but I wouldn't suggest it's even close to being better in many respects, let alone every respect. When I was working with it on a non-t

Clojure is nice and all but I wouldn't suggest it's even close to being better in many respects, let alone every respect. When I was working with it on a non-trivial project I despised the JVM stack traces, image-less environment, and lack of access to the reader. I assume that eventually Clojure will steal these ideas and adopt it in its own way... but these old, un-modern ideas of conditions and restarts, images, and reader macros are actually really useful. I hope they do take a hint.