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It's not like you'd often create a named language, it's more like accidentally defining a DSL along with libraries when working on something in a lisp with a de
by fooker 3y ago
It's not like you'd often create a named language, it's more like accidentally defining a DSL along with libraries when working on something in a lisp with a decent macro system.
As a result, all the client code looks like it's written in a bespoke language. This, while it's a lot of fun, creates write only code.