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Sorry. I've reread my answer. It was kinda offensive. I don't see anything bad in Lisp becoming good for common use (on the web or wherever else) and I don't a
by Nekorosu 10y ago
Sorry. I've reread my answer. It was kinda offensive.
I don't see anything bad in Lisp becoming good for common use (on the web or wherever else) and I don't agree with your hypothesis. Lisp would just become more diverse in terms of libraries ecosystem and community. It will keep it's spirit and a core of really experienced users.