> What has kept you from using Clojure more than you do now?
I don't need concurrent code. I let the Web server and database handle that.
edit: Clojure is one of those groupthink subjects on HN. Say anything negative about it and you're destined to get downvoted. I admire Rich Hickey. I read Stuart's book. I wrote some code in Clojure and I came to a conclusion: for me it was a waste of time. I heart Ruby and Nginx and databases that handle state for me. I guess that opinion isn't valued around these parts.
I don't need concurrent code. I let the Web server and database handle that.
edit: Clojure is one of those groupthink subjects on HN. Say anything negative about it and you're destined to get downvoted. I admire Rich Hickey. I read Stuart's book. I wrote some code in Clojure and I came to a conclusion: for me it was a waste of time. I heart Ruby and Nginx and databases that handle state for me. I guess that opinion isn't valued around these parts.