It would be nice, when there is a thread on Clojure, if at least one person chimed in and gave an example of a problem where this lisp dialect on JVM helped them to solve a problem faster than using an existing language, like Python, C#, Java, or whatever.
"Drinking through a fire hose", "understanding corner cases", and such are just euphemisms. Where's the beef?
"Drinking through a fire hose", "understanding corner cases", and such are just euphemisms. Where's the beef?