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If you're going to be on the JVM, stick to what the J stands for :)


The newest JVM out of Oracle, GraalVM, has its polyglossy as its central feature. And Clojure has always been a lot closer to Java (in terms of quality of interop) than even e.g. Scala, let alone something like Jython. (Notable exception JRuby.)




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