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Haskell is great for this. Common Lisp too for a very different perspective. Swap your powerful type system for a powerful macro system. Then decide what you p
by quickthrower2 7y ago
Haskell is great for this.
Common Lisp too for a very different perspective. Swap your powerful type system for a powerful macro system. Then decide what you prefer!
And finally idiomatic Javascript (i.e. don’t use classes!). People have wrote you don’t need static types if you have great tests, so I want to think about that idea. I always keep an open mind.