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by pjmlp 1600 days ago
Nope, boring technology is using the platform system language, Java.

Nothing extra to install, everything works out of the box, no need for FFI or incomprehensible stack traces.

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Clojure doesn't need FFI, neither does it need anything to run but the JVM, you package your application in a jar and run it the same as always, and you only write Java using your system editor and the JDK in introductory compsci courses.
It surely does, calls go both ways, and Closure doesn't understand everything introduced on the JVM since Java 8.

Poor students, at least Blue/J.

By the way, I already used Clojure in projects.

Usually I only critic stuff I actually know.

> you only write Java using your system editor and the JDK in introductory compsci courses.

Even universities in India use IntelliJ or Eclipse these days.