Re:CL21: An experimental project redesigning Common Lisp
by agumonkey on Friday February 20, 2015 @03:25PM
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I know car/cdr history, and didn't like it. Only after trying clojure[1], I had a weird sensation that I was missing car/cdr and that writing in scheme felt better.
If I tried to explain deeper, Lisp focus on recursion over cons-lists was so foreign to the mainstream paradigms, that car/cdr, as most used operations, became symbolic axioms in my mind.
[1] which goes all in on the intuitive, human, pragmatic side of things, throwing away some old lisp idioms.
If I tried to explain deeper, Lisp focus on recursion over cons-lists was so foreign to the mainstream paradigms, that car/cdr, as most used operations, became symbolic axioms in my mind.
[1] which goes all in on the intuitive, human, pragmatic side of things, throwing away some old lisp idioms.