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1. Daniel E. Renfer Lisp (programming language)

   The problem with developing in !lisp is you start to expect that if you don't like the syntax of the language, you can just change it.

   about a year ago from Gwibber at City of Westland, Michigan, United States
   • Barry Fishman Lisp (programming language)

     @duck1123 Is that bad? In the Fortran-60 days there were many preprocessors to add structured programming, and we know how C++ started.

     about a year ago
   • Daniel E. Renfer Lisp (programming language) , Barry Fishman

     @barryfm When I wrote that, I was writing some Java code that I didn't like the looks of and was upset that I couldn't change the syntax.

     about a year ago
   • Barry Fishman Lisp (programming language)

     @duck1123 Java is pretty ugly. But a preprocessor could help with its verbosity and generate better looking code then any IDE I have seen.

     about a year ago