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How can someone can claim something written for JVM such as clojure is lightweight? At the same time saying java itself is not-weight?
by snambi 12y ago
How can someone can claim something written for JVM such as clojure is lightweight? At the same time saying java itself is not-weight?
- yogthos 12y agoClojure lets you write code that's much closer to the problem domain, with a lot less boilerplate. The JVM doesn't automatically mean something has to be bloated. A small Clojure web app will compile to a roughly 30 meg runnable standalone jar. That's pretty light in my book. On top of that, you get excellent performance.