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The conventional wisdom around here is that Lisp (and Smalltalk) are looked upon so fondly because they were so far ahead of what else we had back then, both in
by ralphc 2y ago
The conventional wisdom around here is that Lisp (and Smalltalk) are looked upon so fondly because they were so far ahead of what else we had back then, both in terms of the language and development environments, but other languages have caught up over the years.
Do you think there is a modern non-Lisp language and environment that gives you something close to the productivity you had with Common Lisp back then?
- mark_l_watson 2y agoBecause of modern library and infrastructure improvements, I would say most modern programming languages.