CyberSun

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1. 1.▲
   by CyberSun 8y ago

   You'd see it at run-time, but most likely at test-time. Which is not a "time" we often think about. Spec is designed so that you setup automated generative tests on your specced functions. These perform brute force search of
2. 2.▲
   by CyberSun 8y ago

   Have been using Clojure for three years on a dev team of around 10 people. We haven't had any issue with maintenance and extensibility of the code base over time. I'd say it is as easy to maintain and extend as it was in the begin
3. 3.▲
   by CyberSun 8y ago

   > Clojure has the java ecosystem, but it was very tedious (more cognitive load) investing lots of time doing interop instead of just focusing on the problem at hand. I suspect you have no JVM/Java experience? Because I do, and I don
4. 4.▲
   by CyberSun 8y ago

   Don't know how long it has been that you've left, but this is no longer an issue. There's a discovery mechanism now that keeps track of all service to service interactions. Also, that's a strange suggestion, couldn'
5. 5.▲
   by CyberSun 8y ago

   Our team has been using it pretty consistently for the last three years. There's a few other teams I know of that uses it, but I wouldn't say it's common. We rewrote more than half our systems from Java to it. We've kept