ClojureScript

I've been writing a couple of side projects, mostly in JavaScript.

And every time I work on the project, I'm like, why didn't I set up ClojureScript on this project? This would have made this a lot easier.

And so every time I leave Clojure, like when I was writing Elixir or when I was doing JavaScript, just like last weekend, I always come back to it.

I think it's one of the most pleasant languages to work with.

I mean, that place where you and I both worked, Joanne, but not at the same time, they did kind of the same thing, right? They kind of hired up all the Clojure people in Berlin that weren't working for one of the other Clojure companies in Berlin.

But then once they ran out of those, they started hiring kind of like JavaScript programmers.

And they were able to, you know, those people were able to learn ClojureScript, you know, in a reasonably short amount of time.

I guess there is the issue about speaking Clojure natively, so to speak.