To their right, Rich Hickey almost got bankrupted while developing Clojure.
The usual "expect all for free, give nothing back" attitude.
The usual "expect all for free, give nothing back" attitude.
Stability is extremely valuable. A lack of change to the core language over extended periods of time can be a very good thing, especially if certain changes would break existing code. Rich has made it clear that he is indeed targeting this kind of stability.
Again, I would be very interested to hear what specific changes you think need to be made to 'Clojure "the language"'.
So... you meant 'ossified' in a good way?? If so, I guess I would have used a different term that didn't have such a negative connotation.