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Another problem is that lisp let you do anything. And so people do. So everytime you get on board on a project you hit your toes on the DSL du jour, of course
by sametmax 8y ago
Another problem is that lisp let you do anything. And so people do.
So everytime you get on board on a project you hit your toes on the DSL du jour, of course badly documented and tested. It's like learning a new language everytime, except a beta version one with no resources.
- armitron 8y agoAnd yet another problem is people who talk about things they have no personal experience with, resulting in them parroting something they saw or heard and propagating blatant falsehoods. Which is what you and the person you replied to, are doing. Wouldn't it be better to actually inform yourselves first, by learning Lisp, rather than regurgitating somebody else's opinions?