ClojureStar
Discover, compare and try out dialects from the Clojure family of languages.
What is a Clojure dialect?¶
Clojure is a Lisp that runs on the JVM. A Clojure dialect is any language that shares Clojure's syntax, semantics or spirit, but targets a different host (Go, JavaScript, Python, C, PHP, Erlang, the browser via WebAssembly, and more).
There are dozens of them. Most people only know of two or three. ClojureStar exists to put the whole family in one place.
What you'll find here¶
Dialect catalog
A curated, comparable list of active Clojure dialects: host platform, status, project links.
Instant REPLs
One command launches a fully installed REPL for any supported dialect. No Java, Go or Python prerequisites.
Try in your browser
An interactive Clojure REPL right on the page, powered by WebAssembly. Nothing to install.
From the Clojure family
News, discoveries and stories from across the growing family of Clojure dialects.