> To be perfectly honest, Clojure's biggest mistake, from my point of view, was to be so heavily JVM-dependent. With Clojure being a hosted language, there's n

> To be perfectly honest, Clojure's biggest mistake, from my point of view, was to be so heavily JVM-dependent. With Clojure being a hosted language, there's nothing stopping it from adopting a new platform or expanding to other platforms or languages. It has actually already done this with Clojurescript (run in the browser or Node.js)[1] and Clojure CLR (run on Microsoft's .NET)[2]. [1] https://clojurescript.org/ https://clojurescript.org/ [2] https://clojure.org/about/clojureclr https://clojure.org/about/clojureclr