A note on Typed Clojure: Ambrose is doing excellent work with it, and I'm excited to see it develop.
But I wished there was a bigger push from the top, from Rich himself, on "first-classing" typed Clojure. Aim for 100% annotation coverage for the most popular libraries. Start with core (maybe it already is? I haven't kept up) and ring, then move outwards from there.
Library writers will be more motivated to add annotations if the big libraries are doing it.
But I wished there was a bigger push from the top, from Rich himself, on "first-classing" typed Clojure. Aim for 100% annotation coverage for the most popular libraries. Start with core (maybe it already is? I haven't kept up) and ring, then move outwards from there.
Library writers will be more motivated to add annotations if the big libraries are doing it.