From "Why most of us won't be inventing little languages", 2004 [0] "It's quite possible that languages like Lisp failed to become popular (beyond a small comm

From "Why most of us won't be inventing little languages", 2004 [0] "It's quite possible that languages like Lisp failed to become popular (beyond a small community) partially because they encourage programmers to write domain-specific languages. This has a tendency to fragment the community into groups that have trouble communicating (a "tower of babel" effect)." [0] http://slesinsky.org/brian/code/little_languages.html http://slesinsky.org/brian/code/little_languages.html