alt Hacker NewsYou might be interested in Lean. It's my favorite lisp, even though it's really not at all a lisp. It's a nice programming language, and it lets you really hack on commands, macros, syntax, and elaboration.
You might be interested in Lean. It's my favorite lisp, even though it's really not at all a lisp. It's a nice programming language, and it lets you really hack on commands, macros, syntax, and elaboration.
It's often suggested that Lean is a general programming language but I don't see typical libraries to do basic stuff in it, like an arg parser, web server, GUI, SQL integrations etc.
Can lean generate small static binaries the same way Go/Rust/C/C++ can?
How practical is rewriting, say, grep in Lean?