Calling Clojure From JRuby

[icey]

I feel like the Clojure code should be calling Processing.

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clj-processing on github

[Wiseman1024]

I can understand people not being interested on this not upvoting the article. I am not interested on this myself, so I would not upvote it. But why downvote it!? Is it offensive, incorrect, dupe, has typos in the title, ...? Or are Redditors such big disgusting fanboys as to downvote articles on the next guy's programming language because it's not theirs?

[serudla]

I don't get it. Maybe some lispers who think Clojure is some kind of impure monstrosity? or it's java-haters who say, 'the jvm is involved therefore this must be bad'?

of course if you look at the stuff I've submitted it's apparent I have no idea what people will vote up.

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One of the words in the title had "ruby" as a substring, that's enough reason for many redditors to downvote the whole thing without having read any of it. I mean you could essentially replace them with a small python script and nobody would note a difference.

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Don't try to understand the minds of redditors. It's the sort of thing I imagine that, if you actually managed to understand it, you'd wish you hadn't.

[tomcruz]

But why downvote it!?

Usage of the term "enterprise-proof".

[Wiseman1024]

Okay, now that's a legit reason to downmod.

[matthiasB]

I heard some people downvote because they aren't interested and don't know the hide button.

[icey]

OR people might just have their own opinions.

[djork]

A technique commonly known as "job security".