What "tons complexity" are you talking about? Clojure is a much simpler language (in the decomplected sense) than JS. Less syntax, better build tools, uniform stdlib, no webpack/babel nonsense. This sentence makes no sense.
> interacting with the JS ecosystem is painful cause of its reliance on the closure compiler.
Again, what? With tools like shadow-cljs, requiring JS libs and using them in you project is trivial (just require and import like you would any cljs library).
> In Clojure, is almost the same, most Java libs are over-engineered and horrible to use but you need to reach for them because Clojure lacks an ecosystem.
I've been writing Clojure for 10 years and rarely have I had to reach for Java. This is absolute rubbish.
You seem to hold strong opinions about a language you barely understand.
Edit: reading you comment history, you seem to have an axe to grind with Clojure.
What "tons complexity" are you talking about? Clojure is a much simpler language (in the decomplected sense) than JS. Less syntax, better build tools, uniform stdlib, no webpack/babel nonsense. This sentence makes no sense.
> interacting with the JS ecosystem is painful cause of its reliance on the closure compiler.
Again, what? With tools like shadow-cljs, requiring JS libs and using them in you project is trivial (just require and import like you would any cljs library).
> In Clojure, is almost the same, most Java libs are over-engineered and horrible to use but you need to reach for them because Clojure lacks an ecosystem.
I've been writing Clojure for 10 years and rarely have I had to reach for Java. This is absolute rubbish.
You seem to hold strong opinions about a language you barely understand.
Edit: reading you comment history, you seem to have an axe to grind with Clojure.