Re:State of Clojure Survey 2019 Analysis
by peatmoss on Thursday February 07, 2019 @10:18AM
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I played around with Erlang back when people rediscovered it the last go around in ~2006, and I didn’t think the syntax was crazy, so I’ve never gotten too excited to learn Elixir. Lisp Flavored Erlang (LFE) on the other hand looked cool.
But Racket... oh, Racket. Every time I get to write Racket, I feel like it’s the past, present, and future.
I do like some of the immutable collection abstractions in Clojure, and I like that there’s always a library in Java that’ll allow me to mostly still write Clojure. But Racket is definitely my language sweet spot.
But Racket... oh, Racket. Every time I get to write Racket, I feel like it’s the past, present, and future.
I do like some of the immutable collection abstractions in Clojure, and I like that there’s always a library in Java that’ll allow me to mostly still write Clojure. But Racket is definitely my language sweet spot.