It really isn't. I'm almost tempted to say it's the opposite though that would be overstating the case.
It's a format that still bears excessive decoration (what's the purpose of quotes around field names? what are all those commas for?) yet it's limited in the types of data structures that it's able to express (natively). I'm not particularly fond of Clojure specifically but a format like EDN would have been superior in just about every way.
It's a format that still bears excessive decoration (what's the purpose of quotes around field names? what are all those commas for?) yet it's limited in the types of data structures that it's able to express (natively). I'm not particularly fond of Clojure specifically but a format like EDN would have been superior in just about every way.