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Lisp

• nonrandomstring 4y ago
  I was a little surprised he took until the final paragraph to mention Racket. If he had played around with it then I think the article might have read differently. " Racket is a Lisp dialect that’s specifically designed for creating new languages (a technique sometimes referred to as language-oriented programming). I haven’t had time to play around much with Racket myself, but it looks like a very suitable tool for creating 'little languages'."