As a Clojure fan, I tried using this, but I got the impression it has learned next to nothing from Clojure, so I ended up going with Elixir instead.<p>Particularly:<p>- No data structure literals (?) - (except e.g., '(1 2 3) for lists)<p>- Manual module exports, instead of just having 2 versions of def<p>- Other small syntactic annoyances, like plain parens everywhere, instead of brackets in some cases like Clojure, and atoms (like keywords in clojure) started with "'" rather than ":"