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by pinchhit
1991 days ago
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A couple of things here: - Intellij IDEA with the Cursive extension is very popular outside of emacs (I've met more clojure developers who use IDEs than those who don't.) - Clojure uses the error handling mechanisms of the target runtime. You have try/catch statements and side effects are often used. It's not a no-side-effect language. - Parentheses are almost always managed with parinfer/paredit and python-style indentation rules in production code I've seen. You're quite right that performance will be tied to the JVM or V8/SpiderMonkey/etc. |
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