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I honestly doubt a business person would be able to read Clojure. I’ve been programming for 15 years and it doesn’t make any sense to me.
by vips7L 1y ago
I honestly doubt a business person would be able to read Clojure. I’ve been programming for 15 years and it doesn’t make any sense to me.
- senderista 1y agoI've been reading and writing English for half a century and Chinese doesn't make any sense to me, so I doubt any ordinary human could read it.
- vips7L 1y agoThat’s quite the false equivalence.
- michaelsbradley 1y agoHow so?
- igouy 1y agoAlphabet? Generality?
- rjknight 1y agoI think it depends a lot on the org. In enterprise software development, there's definitely a type of "business analyst" or "domain expert" who is capable of reading code, at least to the extent that the code resembles a flow chart. Clojure's small syntax means that it's fairly easy to write code that is obviously just a flow-chart in text form.
- vips7L 1y agoThere is absolutely no chance I could show the enterprise spaghetti I work with to a domain expert and they would understand any of it.