Why would someone use Joy on Janet over Reitit & Ring on top of Clojure?
I see Janet is small and embeddable. Does that mean faster startup time than a full JVM? It's nice that most of Janes the literals match Clojure, so aside from `def` inside a function (as opposed to `let`), it's natural for a Clojure user to read.
I see Janet is small and embeddable. Does that mean faster startup time than a full JVM? It's nice that most of Janes the literals match Clojure, so aside from `def` inside a function (as opposed to `let`), it's natural for a Clojure user to read.