uxcolumbo

Is it really just about the parens?

Or that it doesn't have an 'all batteries included' framework like RoR?

I know many in the community are saying it doesn't really matter.

But it kinda does, no? Higher adoption means more companies using it and more Clojure related jobs.

So I'm just curious what are the main factors that Clojure remained quasi niche. If you check Google Trends it started dipping since 2017.

Why isn't it more used in ML / AI projects, which it seems well suited for compared to Python.

Great documentary! https://clojure.org/about/documentary

So hopefully this will help to create more interest and grow the ecosystem.