Add Clojure and ClojureScript language entries to tech registry #90
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Add detailed metadata for Clojure and ClojureScript including descriptions, creation years, owners, repositories, subreddits, and StackShare slugs. This enhances the registry by expanding language coverage and providing comprehensive information for these popular Lisp dialects.
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Add metadata for Clojure and ClojureScript.
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Description
Adding Clojure and ClojureScript as technologies for the DB.
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Testing Performed
I ran validate and I booted up the backend to see that both got imported into the database as expected.
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Your Tech Funeral Speech (Optional)
Clojure: A Lisp on the JVM, for when you want functional purity and a job market as niche as your syntax.
ClojureScript: Compiling Lisp to JavaScript, because why have one problem when you can have two?