Clojure

“Not many people can say they built a desktop gui with Clojure!”

“as someone with several years of professional experience using Clojure, there is seemingly lots of disjoint, moving parts involved”

“going from PHP, ASP, .NET, RoR, clojure, Python then JavaScript for the longest”

“At work, we started with lein (back in 2011 for our production code), then we switched completely to Boot in 2015”

“I've been using CIDER on emacs to do Clojure development, and I haven't had any issues.”

“vanilla Clojure on the backend doing SSR of HTML with htmx HTML element attributes”

“At work, we have a codebase of over 142K lines of Clojure, some of which dates back over a decade.”

“You end up having to debug obscure JVM errors in production instead of sticking to Clojure.”

“We have a fairly large codebase (113K lines) in a monorepo with over a dozen artifacts”

“we did try a lot of other backend stacks (Go, PHP, Clojure, Python, ...)”

“Clojure was the main lang we used, but we also worked with python, nodejs, some Go.”

“we have a few tens of thousands of lines of code in ClojureScript (front end) and Clojure (back end)”

“I've been using Clojure for about 12 years now.”

“was originally written in Lisp (Clojure) but we switched to Javascript, simply because it was easier to get third party developers on board”

“At Clojure, our best practices including using live REPLs for debugging/troubleshooting”

“As someone learning clojure (my first FP) I realized I'm learning it”

“I've been using it for Clojure code locally (though admittedly just for fun, nothing serious).”

“I wrote a copying collector against a KV store in Clojure that I ran in prod for a while, though I swapped it out for a generational mark and sweep in Java.”

“Clojure was chosen because it was a modern lisp which was apparently easy to deploy (leveraging the JVM).”

“We migrated most of our backend (written in Clojure) from REST to GraphQL”

“Eventually new stuff got written in Java and we migrated off of it due to the hiring pipeline mostly”

“I've been using Clojure off and on for a few years but skipped learning about macros”

“a fully AOT, short-running thing we run in house. Here the cost is the set-up of JVM and loading of Clojure stuff”

“We run java + clojure in Docker and we do it so that we can connect all of the dependencies together with Docker-compose.”

“after years of Common Lisp and Clojure programming (at hobby level)”

“I also wrote something little in clojure (wanted to write something in lisp, and clojure presented itself somehow modern).”

“Clojure was the closest I got to replacing Ruby, but now with Elixir it's just such an obvious choice.”

“I've worked in dynamic languages for most of my career (Python, JS, Clojure)”

“When we switched to Clojure (from nodejs), we decided against any kind of ORM and use HugSQL”

“I started my career writing selenium test in clojure”

“In our Clojure web app, we started out using MongoDB”

“I have no knowledge about what Circle did during the downtime, but I can talk as a Clojure expert.”

“Our Climate Corporation teams are running Clojure.”

“I've been using Clojure in production systems for 5 years now.”

“I'm mostly C/C++/Java/Clojure/Matlab”

“I have written projects in Clojure, including a multiplayer game server.”

“I've been coding for over 30 years now (Basic, ASM, C/C++, Java, Python, PHP, JS, Clojure)”

“I've been using paredit with my clojure for a while now”

“As someone that's recently started working with Clojure (and soon ClojureScript)”

“We use Clojure (in production, or almost) at Red Pineapple Media in Berlin, mostly for basic web dev stuff”

“I have worked in Yousee IT Innovation labs through 3.5 years where we had both clojure and datomic running in production”

“I work for ThoughtWorks and we have a number of client's who use Clojure in production.”

“we are using Clojure in production and hopefully soon also Clojurescript.”

“I did a number of challenges in Clojure as a learning experience”

“There are plugins, which let you script PyCharm with Groovy or Clojure, which I installed”

“I'm learning Clojure now because the Java ecosystem is important to me”

“Having learned perl, ruby and python (these are all incredibly similar), and then Clojure, I've found that I really like the functional paradigm.”

“we've been using clojure at IOOF (an Australian superannuation company).”

“I started up with clj and I am trying kinda heavy arbitrage here :)”

“We're a clojure shop and one of the things I've been working on recently is developing a library for parsing/storing/querying”

“I wrote implementations of the Knuth-Plass line breaking algorithm in ruby [1] and clojure [2].”

“I also wrote some macros to use Backbone from Clojure”

“I've dabbled in Fortran/PHP/Ruby/Haskell/Scala/Clojure but they become hazy after a while.”

“this has led me to Clojure, CL, Haskell and Erlang.”

“I think the Clojure ecosystem really does need something else web framework-wise.”

“We use Clojure at twitter and I believe that google supports CL as part of the after-effects of buying ITA.”

“this as someone who writes Clojure for a living”

“We use Clojure for our startup - we occasionally drop down to Java for some libraries”

“I've been using the instarepl to learn clojure”

“I have been using haskell and clojure in vim for a few months now”

“since we are all geeks, here's my Clojure version”

“For the same reason we use Java, C++, Scala, Perl, Closure, Bash, JavaScript, etc...”

“I've build a couple of clojure and common lisp toy apps, and a few 2D games in common lisp with lispbuilder-sdl”

“A lot of my consulting in the last 9 months has been using Clojure”

“I don't feel strong one way or another on this issue, though I do program in Clojure.”

“but with small Clojure and JRuby experiments”

“I've been a Lisp weenie for a long time now (Scheme, Common Lisp, recently Clojure both at work and in hobby projects).”

“I'm hoping to rebuild the backend in Clojure, which I am just learning.”