GitHub - nooga/let-go: Almost Clojure written in Go.
Greetings loafers! (λ-gophers haha, get it?) let-go is a Clojure dialect with a bytecode compiler and stack VM, written in Go. A single ~10.7MB binary, ~7ms cold start, no JVM. It passes the jank-lang test suite. I started this in 2021 as an elaborate joke: an excuse to write Clojure while pretending to write Go. It turned out useful. I use it for CLIs, scripts, and web servers, and I built a daem
Clojure, Faster
Dynamic, functional programming languages like Clojure are sometimes considered “slower” than their statically-typed and/or OO counterparts, due to facilities like dynamic function dispatch and immutable-orientation, etc. But this comparison is too general. Clojure is readily optimizable in cases where utmost performance is key. Clojure embraces the “Get it working, then make it fast” approach to
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