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Re:A Little Clojure by regularfry on Wednesday April 08, 2020 @05:51AM (#22811505)
In this case, I think it's meaningful. If you take https://github.com/scotthaleen/clojure-spring-cloud as a reasonable example of what that would look like, it's (subjectively) ugly as sin. Because you're operating outside idiomatic clojure, there's a lot of incidental complexity and "why would you do it that way?" moments that you wouldn't get with any of the clojure-native, idiomatic web libraries. Yes, you could wrap a lot of it behind more idiomatic facades, but that's still added work you just don't want to have to do.
Re:A Little Clojure by eweise on Wednesday April 08, 2020 @05:01PM (#22817087)
To be a fair comparison you either need to compare java to clojure or spring boot to whatever the comparable libraries would be in clojure.
Re:A Little Clojure by nickbauman on Friday April 10, 2020 @05:19PM (#22837464)
Clojure doesn't really have frameworks, though. Every once in a while a framework-like-thing emerges but it quickly decomposes into a few libraries. The level of composition tends to be functions not objects, so there aren't any "taxonomy traps" associated with monolithic things in the OO world.