Disclaimer: I have done exactly 0 research on JSP before today and come from python/lisp land. Being in the middle of developping an OpenAPI application with py

Disclaimer: I have done exactly 0 research on JSP before today and come from python/lisp land. Being in the middle of developping an OpenAPI application with python's Pydantic (an extension of type annotations), I can't help but feel python is this close to being a combination of JSP and data model definitions. To go one step further if you write your modules with Hy (a lisp that interops & ~transpiles to python), you get a pretty darn elegant codebase that is a rather direct mapping of your domain problem to expressions which look a lot like these JSP examples. Maybe I'm only just discovering for myself the "power of typed languages" (feel free to rib on duck typed devs here) but it feels like a huge progress in terms of productivity, bug count and readability. I love modern python.