I think a modernized Lisp (the program is composed of many tiny expressions that can be reevaluated) can shine when hot-reloads are highly desirable. Isn't sta

I think a modernized Lisp (the program is composed of many tiny expressions that can be reevaluated) can shine when hot-reloads are highly desirable. Isn't static typing kindof clashing with the hot reloading focus anyway? Maybe make it possible to add the types later.