> remove verbosity from Lisp programming
Common lisp verbosity is a feature. It make's it very clear what is happening. Everyone understands.
Common lisp verbosity is a feature. It make's it very clear what is happening. Everyone understands.
Apparentlt the author hangs out here, so I'd recommend the author stick in some links to examples there if they don't want to muddy up the introduction page, because I think plenty of people that like lisp (not all, but plenty) will see this as an anti-feature without proof to the contrary.