Hi all,
I'm curious. Has anyone in the Chicken community looked at Clojure -
the new Lisp-like language that ties in to the JVM? I spent some
time with it last week and found it not quite ready for prime time. (I
think it's more Java than Lisp)
It got me thinking, however. Java is a complex abomination, but it
does have one thing in it's favor - the JVM and the endless libraries
you'll find there. Whenever I tell people how great Chicken Scheme is
they always come back to me with the same agrument they use against Lisp
- it just doesn't have the breadth of libraries needed in the real
world. There are a lot of eggs, but not some key ones (PNG and GTK
for instance)
How do we change this and compete with the ideas behind Clojure and
Scala? Scheme is a much better language.
Bill
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