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FWIW, OptaPlanner also works on Kotlin and Scala, not just Java. There is a 100% Kotlin variant of the quarkus-school-timetabling quickstart is also the optaplanner-quickstarts repo - and there's a video of that.

Some users have been successfully using OptaPlanner in jruby or groovy over the years, but your mileage may vary there.




Clojure user here. The java-ness is actually an advantage, because you can easily cater to all JVM-hosted languages.


You're using Clojure with OptaPlanner? That's cool! Any pitfalls with our API's we should know about?


Not yet, but planning to. I don't expect problems, but I'll defnitely report any issues if they arise!




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