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I'd say factor is to forth what clojure is to scheme: a modernized version (with a larger footprint).
by xtho 17y ago
I'd say factor is to forth what clojure is to scheme: a modernized version (with a larger footprint).
- dkersten 17y agoFactor has very little in common with Forth, besides having a stack based concatenative syntax based off Forths. It has often been said within the Factor community that Factor has much much more in common with Lisp than it does with Forth.
- xtho 17y agoSince almost every dynamic language is at one time or the other compared to lisp or praised as lisp + syntax + better + ..., I don't think the view of the Factor community is important.