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A terminal app in Clojure runs on the JVM, so it doesn't boot up as fast as ClojureScript on Node.js. It's most important for quick utilities or things that may
by goldfeld 11y ago
A terminal app in Clojure runs on the JVM, so it doesn't boot up as fast as ClojureScript on Node.js. It's most important for quick utilities or things that may be used in a pipe, but then if vim always took a full second to start it would bother me too, so I guess any terminal app that's not a daemon I'd rather run it on Node.js than on the JVM.