That is a very interesting journey — mine was exactly opposite, after many years with Common Lisp, I moved to Clojure and wouldn't even think of going back. I find it intriguing that the author would want to move in the other direction, especially as concurrency was mentioned (one of the main reasons why I initially looked at Clojure).
I wonder what it was about babashka that didn't work for the author. When I need a quick script with batteries included, I use babashka and it works great.
I wonder what it was about babashka that didn't work for the author. When I need a quick script with batteries included, I use babashka and it works great.