Why to use LISP today, when there are Scala, Erlang, Haskell etc...
In the past LISP was the only powerful functional programming language, as far as I understand. Now there are lots, why do people still use LISP with its weird syntax? Is there a unique killer-feature of a kind?
Why to use LISP today, when there are Scala, Erlang, Haskell etc...
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In the past LISP was the only powerful functional programming language, as far as I understand. Now there are lots, why do people still use LISP with its weird syntax? Is there a unique killer-feature of a kind?