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Of course, but Clojure didn't exist in 2006. I wonder what Steve Yegge would say today.
by nc17 13y ago
Of course, but Clojure didn't exist in 2006. I wonder what Steve Yegge would say today.
- sjtgraham 13y agoHere is what he said then re Arc: "My prediction: someone will get tired of waiting, and they'll Torvalds Arc into obsolescence before it's ever released. (If you don't get the reference, it's what Linux did to GNU Hurd)."
- brandonbloom 13y agoThere was a whole "yes language" kerfuffle a while back. Quite frankly, I'm glad Clojure doesn't fit in to Yegge's world view.
- wging 13y agoHe wrote the foreword to The Joy of Clojure: "... It’s an astoundingly high-quality language, sure—in fact, I’m beginning to think it’s the best I’ve ever seen..." Not sure what he thinks now.