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There are many things in Elixir that seem to be inspired by Clojure and/or lisp in general (which I think is great, by the way): * AST-level macros with quote/

There are many things in Elixir that seem to be inspired by Clojure and/or lisp in general (which I think is great, by the way): * AST-level macros with quote/unquote * Reducers (efficient list processing) * Protocols (which are like inside-out interfaces)

coolsunglasses 13y ago
The Elixir macros aren't built on homoiconicity though. Reducers aren't really intended for processing lists, they're best for processing vectors and trees.