It's not any more difficult to build and run a JAR, either.
And compared to Go, the production observability is very good.
I also use Clojure and can observe my running app with a full REPL.
And compared to Go, the production observability is very good.
I also use Clojure and can observe my running app with a full REPL.
Can you give some examples where Go is lacking and Java is great? (Ideally builtin things, and if not builtin, then things where Go doesn't have an externally developed alternative).
> I also use Clojure and can observe my running app with a full REPL.
Does this work with other JVM languages, like Java, too?