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i'm so happy to see paredit mentioned, it's that tiny gem that never failed to be awesome in decades.. thanks to all involved https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/ParEdit
How does it compare with smartparens?
Clojure looks like almost my ideal programming language, nice tooling, features that work well together, and not too hard to learn thanks to great beginner resources, awesome REPL, frontend support. But I do like my types, so basically I'm conflicted.
In clojure you will likely use spec for your data instead of using types. This is a different approach worth checking out.
I also saw TypedClojure but not sure what to choose.
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In clojure you will likely use spec for your data instead of using types. This is a different approach worth checking out.
I thought spec wasn't that great? Or was this some time ago and it has improved meanwhile? I also saw TypedClojure but not sure what to choose.
People have this urge for types, but I would give it a shot and apply types/validation when you really need or miss important edgecase etc.
Spec is good if you need something robust and highly composable. Its always a tradeoff, but it has the best flexibility.