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Glojure: Clojure interpreter hosted on Go, with extensible interop support

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Re: Glojure: Clojure interpreter hosted on Go, with extensible interop support

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Only 2% [0] of runtimes are on Java 7. There is a large majority on 8 still and 45% are running Java 17. That being said Java 8 is still less verbose than Go. The number of lines needed to do basic programming like iterating collections or error handling is a magnitude larger in Go. You’re basing your opinion on your feelings rather than objective facts of being in the ecosystem. Yes you may have to import BiFunction…

JetBrains earns money on selling Java-related products. They are a very biased source.

They also earn money selling Go related products!

Re: Glojure: Clojure interpreter hosted on Go, with extensible interop support

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Doesn’t the Java ecosystem have even more stable packages?

Maybe, but IME they tend to be lower quality than the Go ones. Java has some truly great libraries, but culturally has an entirely different approach to almost everything.

As someone who has been working in Go for years, that's not been my experience
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