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>The problem is that the particular language of their interest probably changes every 6 months. As a language nerd, one of the nice things about Lisp is that t
by narwally 8y ago
>The problem is that the particular language of their interest probably changes every 6 months.
As a language nerd, one of the nice things about Lisp is that the language is easily extended into other paradigms. I've stuck with Clojure for a long time because of this. It had Go style CSP-concurrency as the core.async library within a few years of release. I can use types by just loading core.typed, or I can play around with logic programming with core.logic. Whenever I find a cool feature in another language, I usually find out that it's already available in Clojure as a library.