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Clojure is currently fairly hype-free because there's few reasons outside of the language itself to promote it. It has no marketing people, or large corporations with a vested interest in people using it.[1]





http://blog.gungfu.de/archives/tag/clojure/

Yes, mostly-functional languages with software transactional memory is the big new trend. Many new languages are being created based on this, and Rich was far-seeing to do it in Clojure. Yes, it’s primarily because we’ll all be writing more concurrent software to take advantage of all the cores. DanielWeinreb



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