If JS developers want a concrete example of Lisp's benefits, you only need to look at React's JSX syntax-- it lacks conditional logic and loops. To see why, yo

If JS developers want a concrete example of Lisp's benefits, you only need to look at React's JSX syntax-- it lacks conditional logic and loops. To see why, you kinda have to see how React components are created in ClojureScript's lisp syntax, it's really elegant: https://github.com/shaunlebron/jumping-from-html-to-clojurescript https://github.com/shaunlebron/jumping-from-html-to-clojures...