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I don't understand the "Requirements Met" section, that reasoning applies to almost any programming language. You chose Common Lisp because there's a JSON libra

I don't understand the "Requirements Met" section, that reasoning applies to almost any programming language. You chose Common Lisp because there's a JSON library?

neuroelectron 2y ago
A lot of these intermediary languages are not trivial to parse safely and are a vector for exploits. It's not something you can really do on your own unless you're just supporting a specific subset for your application. Even then, you really need to know what you're doing.
IshKebab 2y ago
Yeah I thought he would go with Rust or Go after seeing those requirements. Clearly there was another implicit requirement - maybe it had to be a niche language?
- weikju 2y ago
  Probably had to be a Lisp, considering the OP was coming from Clojure. Rust and Go fail that (unwritten) requirement.
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forgotpwd16 2y ago
There's a section "hunt for new Lisp". It isn't explicitly stated in the requirements maybe because it can be inferred from there that being a Lisp is also one.