Was going back to JavaScript your choice or an external factor such as job-related reasons?
As someone starting out with Clojure and ClojureScript I'd be interested to hear about your experience.
As someone starting out with Clojure and ClojureScript I'd be interested to hear about your experience.
The language itself is great. The ecosystem is fine, you can find most libraries and if you can't you can at time use the JAVA versions. This was at times a pain because Java client libraries for certain services were out of date.
Solving real-life business problems was tricky but ultimately fun and satisfying. As the resulting code is usually very elegant and succinct.
I really loved the interactive programming aspect of it. It was really easy to go from a repl experiment to the actual implementation.
We are looking for ClojureScript/Clojure developers. And we support remote working.
I mean this is still great for someone else. I am not surprised you are Berlin-based, I was at EuroClojure in 2017 in Berlin and was pleasantly surprised by how many Clojure companies existed there, most didn't offer remote work though.
Geography seems like an arbitrary constraint to me. Nothing about it increases the probability of getting a better candidate.
Things have changed. Today there are more Clojure jobs than of Haskell, OCaml, F#, Elixir, Elm. Especially remote jobs. There are few channels in Clojurians Slack where people post jobs and resumes and discuss them. There's a new posting almost every day.