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Other languages certainly get better, and many can rely on extensive libraries.

That said, why not try Clojure? Best of both worlds, and then some.



I absolutely adore clojure, and whenever I do a non-sysadmin project on my own, I like to use it.

But I'm still at the point in my career where people hire me rather than the other way around, and all the hand-waving I can do about "superiority of lambda calculus over the state machine" (okay, I'm more clear and practical than that) doesn't convince many.




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