An important part of spending time with “weird” languages is to acclimate yourself to seeing syntax as the least important battle you face; the broader ideas ar

An important part of spending time with “weird” languages is to acclimate yourself to seeing syntax as the least important battle you face; the broader ideas are always more important, in my view, than the low-level syntax. This article is one of the most insightful story of personal experiences in programming that I've read in a while. Thanks gnosis.