MrJay

joined 1 year ago
[–] MrJay 8 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I like statically typed languages more than untyped, however the more I get into strict typing it just seems like compile time predicates/asserts. which is something you can use in a lot of languages to get strict typing. I mainly use Common Lisp and it has several things built in like DEFTYPE and you can create predicates to specify a type. though obviously not mandatory it can be quite nice. so I guess at the moment I am more in the middle I use types when they seem useful and dont when I am in a hurry or they are not needed.

[–] MrJay 1 points 1 year ago

I currently use Common Lisp, it is considered functional but its sort of in between. I use CL to generate voxel art which is what my employer is paying for so they really don't care what I use. I also use a couple functional DSL's one of which is literally just math applied to voxels, and the other is more akin to a fancy config file format.

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