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I've managed to do the opposite: Scala didn't stick, Clojure did. I guess there's some subjective reason why or why not Clojure/Scala would stick with someone.
by JeanPierre 12y ago
I've managed to do the opposite: Scala didn't stick, Clojure did. I guess there's some subjective reason why or why not Clojure/Scala would stick with someone.
However, it's false that Clojure doesn't have a company behind it: Cognitect is certainly backing up Clojure by developing ClojureScript and Clojure itself, Clojure consulting, the Datomic database and the Pedestal "framework".
- elwell 12y agoSpeaking of Datomic, are there any alternatives that are completely free?
- puredanger 12y agoDatomic has two free editions - Datomic Free and Datomic Pro Starter. http://www.datomic.com/pricing.html http://www.datomic.com/pricing.html
- elwell 12y agoI know about those, but the key word in my post was completely.
- puredanger 12y agoIn what way are the free editions not free enough for you? (serious question, not trolling)