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by rjberry
4186 days ago
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Consider Scala or Clojure. You'll be able to leverage the same libraries you've been using in Java (pretty trivially), while having access to a completely new way of thinking (functional). I personally prefer Scala as I like strongly, statically typed languages, but I've played about with Clojure and it's very nice, too. A vast number of benefits come from having a rich immutable collections library. |
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