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Definitely. After all, other closed restrictive platforms such as games consoles only contain rubbish. For every clojure zealot, there are probably 10 objectiv

• tumult 17y ago
  This is a mistaken claim. Naughty Dog, for example, uses a precompilation phase in their games involving Lisp that builds into machine and graphics code. Most games, too, have a dynamic runtime in the form of a customized scripting engine in their game, tailored to the needs of their game. Sometimes this is done with a pre-existing language like Lua, sometimes it's built from scratch, like UnrealScript (Unreal1 - 3 engines). All of these are now banned.
  • smallblacksun 17y ago
    Interpreters that run on the iphone have always been banned.
    • tumult 17y ago
      Before, it was just interpreters that could load in external code, i.e. user input or the internet. Now, they are all banned.