← Back to context Comment by axblount 3 days ago Aside from the lack of JVM, what's holding back Jank from being a drop in Clojure replacement? 1 comment axblount Reply Jeaye 3 days ago Once all of the necessary features are implemented, the only thing in the way will be JVM interop. If you have any "pure Clojure" code (i.e. no interop), it should also be valid jank code.
Jeaye 3 days ago Once all of the necessary features are implemented, the only thing in the way will be JVM interop. If you have any "pure Clojure" code (i.e. no interop), it should also be valid jank code.
Once all of the necessary features are implemented, the only thing in the way will be JVM interop. If you have any "pure Clojure" code (i.e. no interop), it should also be valid jank code.