Clojure, hands down. It: jives perfectly with the way I want to think about programming very little syntax; It’s Just Data(tm) REPL-driven development is at the core of its design backwards...
Clojure, hands down.
It:
jives perfectly with the way I want to think about programming
very little syntax; It’s Just Data(tm)
REPL-driven development is at the core of its design
backwards compatibility is a core tenet
has a wonderful and helpful community
can run basically anywhere
has a dialect to fit your use-case (Clojure, Clojurescript, Babashka, ClojureDart, ClojureCLR, jank)
I’ve long held the opinion that Clojure criminally underused in business settings; it basically checks all the boxes for a dependable, consistent, performant language.
Clojure, hands down.
It:
I’ve long held the opinion that Clojure criminally underused in business settings; it basically checks all the boxes for a dependable, consistent, performant language.