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Mono cold start up time are faster that Roselyn. Pretty useful for command line applications.

This is the only sane way to reduce complexity in your programs.

Completely agree.

Does any of them has any charisma?

This is why language oriented programming is a better alternative to everything else.

Thank you, I don't get it neither. The delusion in this thread is hard to believe.

In academia.

What's the point, seriously?

Why not Clojurescript with Reagent?

AKA: We are not going to use this nor maintain it anymore.

Really? This is pretty much bearable is not that bad as you make it sound. Is not really unmaintainable and horrible unless the code-base doesn't has a defined specification through variables and guide lines.

Who is in charge of ES6 design? Is awful.

Congratulation, Clojure get better and better with each release.

I feel like a fool sledgehammer world entities into hierarchical taxonomies of interacting objects and coupling behavior with data.

I use Clojure which have a repl base workflow, I never need to compile anything to test my code and the feedback is instant.

As good advice as this is, waiting 10 or 20 for compilation is just sad.

Here: http://kivy.org/#gallery

There are a lot on their showcase web site.

Since elixir is base on Erlang, it would have the same Repl workflow that you would find in Clojure?

I never said that invented anything, just that its ideas have reached others communities (invented originally by it or not)

Go is one of the simplest languages in existence

Are you saying that is simple because:

1) Is so anemic and have a relatively small specification?

2) Let you solve problems in the most simple ways?

I could (maybe) kinda agree if you refer to 1...kinda.

Well React approach of composition has reach even others programming languages and communities and with things like redux and react-hot-loader is a game changer.

If there any marketplace were one call sell Django Cms plugins or themes which is profitable?

I am sceptical about the ability of this software to grow.

You Go people really likes the pain.

Change the name.

Interesting idea, but I not sure of its practicality, there is nothing to stop the developer to add classes that don't follow this convention.

I consider LighTable as the most user friendly Clojure/Clojurescript editor at the moment, for beginners is really great, you need you install it and easily you have everything to start working with Clojure. I even can imaging myself using it for moderate size Clojure projects. But is you really need something more powerful I think Cursive or Emacs are good options.

"Is this such a bad thing to keep things simple?"

And you are claim that your way is simpler? To me all the thing that you rant about are just different. If things with the web rendering would started with the front-end instead the back-end, then you would be ranting the same stuff on the opposite side and you would be saying that SPA are simpler.

This is really great, and here I am thinking that ClojureScript couldn't be more pleasant to work with :)