Please note that I don't want to start a big argument either.
On Feb 10, 11:01 pm, Timothy Baldridge wrote:
> The LISP syntax can be viewed as a bad thing. I for one struggle with
> it from time to time. I personally haven't decided if I think the LISP
> syntax is a pro or a con.
I think this is
I think it comes down to the following:
1) STM, for many applications, STM is a major plus (F# doesn't have
STM currently)
2) The LISP syntax can be quite freeing once you learn it
3) Clojure is a dynamic language, unlike F# and C#
Now here's the kicker. Depending who you talk to, all of these ca
Dear all,
I wish to thank you for your answers.
I am sorry for confusion because of my generic questions. We are
learning Clojure at University, and are looking for some nice example
of integrating it with one ERP system that has .NET integration
capability, so my question was directed at getting
Hi,
I got the impression that you don't know .Net.
.Net is a VM similar to what the JVM offers, there are many functional
languages that
target .Net as well.
Microsoft's own functional language F#
Currently VB.Net and C# provide functional programming constructs
LINQ is actually an implementatio
I know talked a bit about this when you e-mailed me personally on the
subject, but perhaps I'll take another stab at it.
But back to the subject at hand of C# vs Clojure. For me the biggest
thing comes down to immutability and functions with zero side effects.
I tend to code very functionally when
On Feb 9, 6:48 pm, Bojan Jovicic wrote:
> Dear all,
> what are in your opinion 3 biggest advantages that Clojure and
> functional languages have over .NET, with focus on LINQ?
.NET is not a language, it's a runtime with explicit multi-language
support. There's even a clojure implementation that r
> what are in your opinion 3 biggest advantages that Clojure and
> functional languages have over .NET, with focus on LINQ?
Do you mean .NET or C#? There are several functional languages that
run on .NET, such as F#.
- James
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Dear all,
what are in your opinion 3 biggest advantages that Clojure and
functional languages have over .NET, with focus on LINQ?
E.g. I thought of set functions, but this is supported in LINQ.
Any help is more than welcome for this student research.
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