People do it in Clojure all the time in the dev setup. And you technically can do in your customer environments too, but it's of course a bit of a cowboy thing to do there.
People do it in Clojure all the time in the dev setup. And you technically can do in your customer environments too, but it's of course a bit of a cowboy thing to do there.
"Cowboy thing" is putting it mildly. It invites/incentivises terrible behavioral patterns. The next guy looking has no idea what happened to that running system. (That next guy may well be you yourself a week or month later.)