Sir, your comment is intriguing and I want to hear more about it.
What is this philosophically opposite that you mention? Haskell is good at creating domain-specific languages, so I think the differences must be around the superior meta-programming facilities in lisp languages. So, what would you do with Clojure that you couldn't do in Haskell easily?
What is this philosophically opposite that you mention? Haskell is good at creating domain-specific languages, so I think the differences must be around the superior meta-programming facilities in lisp languages. So, what would you do with Clojure that you couldn't do in Haskell easily?