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Michiel Borkent 2020-12-06 23:06:06 +01:00
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@ -211,13 +211,14 @@ The majority of people use babashka as a replacement for `bash`, `python` or
writing small and short-running scripts that are cross-platform. In this
scenario babashka is used for CLI utilities, ETL (data processing) scripts,
automation / CI / devops and scripts ran from editors like emacs and vim. Some
people use it in places where they want to avoid or can't have JVM installation
or in memory constrained environments. Some people answered: whenever I can.
people use it in places where they want to avoid or can't have a JVM
installation or in memory constrained environments. Some people answered:
whenever I can.
*My comment:*
Babashka's original goal was to be a Clojure replacement for shell scripting and
it seems to have pulled that off according to the above summary.
based on the answers, it seems to have pulled that off.
### Q8 What operating system do you run babashka on?