The thing that impresses me most about Clojure is the community.
The excellent data structures and conceptual brilliance of the Lisp-reboot are all good things, but more importantly, you get the real sense that Clojure is in good hands, in active development by a core of top developers who care about the language and where it's going.
That in turn gives me confidence that Clojure will only improve over time.
The excellent data structures and conceptual brilliance of the Lisp-reboot are all good things, but more importantly, you get the real sense that Clojure is in good hands, in active development by a core of top developers who care about the language and where it's going.
That in turn gives me confidence that Clojure will only improve over time.