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@ -211,13 +211,14 @@ The majority of people use babashka as a replacement for `bash`, `python` or
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writing small and short-running scripts that are cross-platform. In this
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scenario babashka is used for CLI utilities, ETL (data processing) scripts,
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automation / CI / devops and scripts ran from editors like emacs and vim. Some
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people use it in places where they want to avoid or can't have JVM installation
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or in memory constrained environments. Some people answered: whenever I can.
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people use it in places where they want to avoid or can't have a JVM
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installation or in memory constrained environments. Some people answered:
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whenever I can.
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*My comment:*
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Babashka's original goal was to be a Clojure replacement for shell scripting and
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it seems to have pulled that off according to the above summary.
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based on the answers, it seems to have pulled that off.
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### Q8 What operating system do you run babashka on?
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