Glojure
Glojure is an interpreter for Clojure, hosted on Go. Glojure provides easy access to Go libraries, similar to how Clojure provides easy access to Java frameworks.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Go (Programming Language)
- Clojure
- Self-Hosted
Features
- Interpreter
- Golang
- Clojure
Tags
- Developer Tools
- go-lang
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Licensing
Open Source (EPL-2.0) and Free product.Written in
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- English
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What is Glojure?
Glojure is an interpreter for Clojure, hosted on Go. Glojure provides easy access to Go libraries, similar to how Clojure provides easy access to Java frameworks.
Glojure is in early development; expect bugs, missing features, and limited performance. Backwards compatibility is not guaranteed until a v1 release. That said, it is used successfully in hobby projects and runs a significant subset of the (transformed) core Clojure library.
Note that unlike most other Go implementations of Clojure, Glojure is a "hosted" language - a term used to describe languages that are implemented in terms of a host language (in this case, Go). This means that all Go values can be used as Glojure values and vice versa.