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by hacker_9
3310 days ago
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When I first started learning Clojure I was surprised at how concise it actually is. I was so used to scanning imperative code in huge jumps, that the conciseness caught me completely off guard and I would scan functions without even taking it in. Every.Single.Word matters in Clojure, there is literally zero boilerplate. So I agree that counting nodes is actually not a bad way to measure how much the code base grows over time. |
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