[forgetfulness]

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.

[pjmlp]

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.

[chakkepolja]

> 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.