Hello everyone. We are researchers from the Federal University of Campina Grande (UFCG), and we are investigating code smells in Clojure. We have built a catalog of 35 Clojure-specific code smells, based on discussions from practitioners in blogs, websites, forums, and also from mining GitHub projects.
We had the opportunity to validate a subset of these 35 smells in a session with developers from Nubank, and we are now sharing the work across community channels to reach even more Clojure practitioners.
Here is the link to a short survey, in which you will answer only 7 smells, randomly selected from the 35. If you’d like to check out the full catalog, it is available here. Feel free to open issues and pull requests!