I've been circling around lisp for a couple of years. I'm starting in a month, I'll spend several hours a day. I still don't know what language I want to learn.
I was drawn to Clojure because it looked like a lisp for getting stuff done. But a few things put me off. This article puts me off more. I want to get the semantics down before I have to think about what's going on under the hood.
I was drawn to Clojure because it looked like a lisp for getting stuff done. But a few things put me off. This article puts me off more. I want to get the semantics down before I have to think about what's going on under the hood.