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That does look nice. Is that, LISP? To my eye, they look roughly equivalent, though - and a lot of what I consider the "No-BS object system" occurs after the l
by dccoolgai 10y ago
That does look nice. Is that, LISP? To my eye, they look roughly equivalent, though - and a lot of what I consider the "No-BS object system" occurs after the literal is declared - adding and manipulating properties, etc.
- zeveb 10y ago> Is that, LISP? Well, S-expressions, which can be used for Lisp code, but can also just be used for plain data. > a lot of what I consider the "No-BS object system" occurs after the literal is declared - adding and manipulating properties, etc. Yeah, it's definitely convenient to use, even more so than Python's objects. I prefer a stronger type system for my own software though.