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Yes but it is avoidable if you use a Lisp. Every part of the code can be compacted into a smaller form. I know when I write in Clojure it's always the most conc
by hacker_9 9y ago
Yes but it is avoidable if you use a Lisp. Every part of the code can be compacted into a smaller form. I know when I write in Clojure it's always the most concise code I've ever written, with minimal effort too.
- _asummers 9y agoThis is true in Elixir as well, which has hygienic macros very much like a Lisp. There's a balance, of course, but it really is quite nice to be able to just rewrite the AST as you need. And one must always remember the adage data > functions > macros.