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Clojure programmers use it everywhere. I suspect almost nobody else does though.



Even if you're a clojure shop, you've got the issue that at your system boundary, everything else the world accepts json and/or XML, and nothing supports EDN/transit. So your data needs to be serialisable to one of those anyway, at least if it crosses the boundary. There is such a thing as a network effect, even in data serialisation formats...




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