Clojure in product. Would you do it again?

[Viktoriia Yarosh]

Hi everyone,
We're launching a new podcast series on the real-world experiences of teams using Clojure in production environments. Our first episode features Kalle Korhonen, CPO at Quuppa, who shares insights on successfully integrating Clojure into a Java-based enterprise system. Our goal is to explore why Clojure, despite its elegance and capabilities, remains a niche technology, by speaking directly with teams who have taken the leap into production.
Listen and share your thoughts: https://www.freshcodeit.com/podcast/we-are-writing-in-clojure

[Łukasz Korecki]

This is great, I've built two products using Clojure  and now I'm working on expanding Clojure usage at my $DAYJOB
 -  so it's always great to hear how others use Clojure "in real life".

And yeah, if I had to do it again I'd definitely pick Clojure, at least for the backend and scripting with BB.

[aditya....@gmail.com]

Subscribed!

[Marcin Piczkowski]

Excellent. I'd like to know it too "Our goal is to explore why Clojure, despite its elegance and capabilities, remains a niche technology,".

Looking forward to the next episodes.

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[Vadym Kostiuk]

Hey there,

Our second podcast episode featuring @Adam Tornhill, creator of CodeScene and author of "Your Code as a Crime Scene," explores how choosing a programming language can be about joy, motivation, and beautiful code.

Adam shares his remarkable journey of building CodeScene from a solo project to a 15-person team while staying true to his Clojure roots and commitment to code quality.

If you're curious about turning technical insights into a product and hearing a nuanced perspective on Clojure's role in modern software development, this episode is a must-listen.
Check out the full conversation: https://www.freshcodeit.com/podcast/we-choose-the-best-tool-for-the-job!

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