Re:The unreasonable effectiveness of the Julia programming l...
by andi999 on Friday October 09, 2020 @09:17PM
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I believe the bigger problem is that macros are too powerful. This leads to that every project becomes its own DSL, which is not compatible with other projects. So code sharing/ availability of tested libraries is low. This leads to low adoption rate.
Of course if you want to build your own (mega-) fortress all by yourself, Lisp is the language to go to. Most people and stakeholder prefer not to.
Of course if you want to build your own (mega-) fortress all by yourself, Lisp is the language to go to. Most people and stakeholder prefer not to.