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Janet (with one l) is modern because it is, well, new. It doesn't need to carry the historical baggage of Common Lisp. It has many data structures, a concurrenc
by radiator 1y ago
Janet (with one l) is modern because it is, well, new. It doesn't need to carry the historical baggage of Common Lisp. It has many data structures, a concurrency model, it is suitable for functional programming and for object-oriented programming. It has libraries for common tasks and is well documented.
- ritenuto 1y ago> Janet (with one l) Typo, it should be: “with one n” (as the earlier commenter wrote “Jannet”). It took me a while to parse this, I was searching for the nonexistent “l” embarrassingly long.