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Hi all, My name is Lennard IJsselstein from the Netherlands. I have been a developer for around 20 years. Mainly in Java and in the last couple of years in Kotlin. As a side project I started to experiment in Clojure(Script) and I must say this has been an enlightening experience 😄 While my main language is still Java and Kotlin, every time I am busy with the clojure project it is a delight! The conciseness and simplicity of the language is really mind blowing. At first the learning curve was quite steep, but after a while and with the right toolset its a pleasure. Emacs is still something i need to wrap my head and hands around, but with Prelude and Cider, the workflow is now pretty simple. Many thanks for all the great tools and frameworks ❤️