How cavalier of you... never mind that there are many thousands of people who may not have a choice but to use Java. Anything that eases the pain of boilerplate is a good thing.
And your point is? Because it is written in Java and packaged as a jar does nothing to convince my boss and team members that we should write all of our code in Clojure. I wish it were that easy.
retarded is too harsh :) however the same can be accomplished through macros in a way that is better integrated with the language (when debugging lombok generated code lombok tags are not of much use i would imagine, forcing one to understand the generated code).
something like:
(defdata mountain
name :setter :getter
latitude :getter
etc ...)
might not be too hard to implement on top of clos (or on top of defstruct - but clos has the advantage of already having flexible accessors) not sure about clojure.
