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Many popular tools are declarative eg: terraform, kubernetes, graphql, ansible, etc. It would be good to see more lisp/prolog solutions to this. It's super clu
by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Many popular tools are declarative eg: terraform, kubernetes, graphql, ansible, etc.
It would be good to see more lisp/prolog solutions to this. It's super clunky the way terraform hcl added loops, or aws cloud formation added variables to javascript. What I really need is an abstract syntax tree that has code and data mixed, that can have different ways of reasoning or operating on that same information. Definitely lisp seems like a better fit, but who knows if it could ever be made as easy to use.
- vosper 4y agoI don’t think it’s what you described, but if you use Pulumi your infrastructure can actually be code. If you like types you can use Typescript, but it supports other languages too