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Goals:
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Goals:
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* Fast startup / low latency. This is achieved by compiling to native using [GraalVM](https://github.com/oracle/graal).
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* Fast startup / low latency. This is achieved by compiling to native using [GraalVM](https://github.com/oracle/graal).
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* Familiarity and portability.
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* Familiarity and portability. Keep migration barriers between bash and Clojure as low as possible by:
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- Gradually introducing Clojure expressions to existing bash scripts
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Keep migration barriers between bash and Clojure as low as possible by:
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- Allowing bits of Clojure in bash scripts
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- Scripts written in babashka should also be able to run on the JVM without major changes. Where it can, babashka calls the regular implementation of Clojure on the JVM
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- Scripts written in babashka should also be able to run on the JVM without major changes. Where it can, babashka calls the regular implementation of Clojure on the JVM
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and proxies common Java packages like `System` and `File`.
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and proxies common Java packages like `System` and `File`.
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* Multi-threading support similar to Clojure on the JVM
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* Multi-threading support similar to Clojure on the JVM
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