How to write JS like a Lisp? I heard modern Javascript is very in favour of functional programming, and it was modelled after Lisp
How to write JS like a Lisp? I heard modern Javascript is very in favour of functional programming...
Eli Parker
Anthony Anderson
"javathcript"
Luis Kelly
Kek
Elijah Mitchell
kek and /thread
Connor Butler
Alexander Bennett
ClojureScript
Xavier Nguyen
You don't write JS like a lisp. You can write JS functionally (see drboolean.gitbooks.io
John Edwards
Don't know about the lisp part, but if you want to use JS the FP way, basically:
Just pure functions for everything non I/O related.
Everything I/O related should be wrapped on an async function.
Jonathan Wood
Lol'd at this
Nathan Torres
Just use a real functional language like Haskell
Isaiah Martinez
does javascript have lisp-like macros?
Liam Cook
>How to write JS like a Lisp? I heard modern Javascript is very in favour of functional programming, and it was modelled after Lisp
why the fuck would you want to?
lisp is garbage.
Logan Allen
thinking js is a lisp is sort of like having a mental disorder
Caleb Torres
write a browser that runs guile
Connor Moore
sub blubber
Alexander Smith
>posting a book that uses ES5 to write functional JS
Brandon Diaz
ups meant to quote the post above
Kevin Nelson
You can't. You can't mimic a more powerful language with a less powerful one, and Lisp is the most powerful language.
Alexander Nelson
>you can't mimic a context free language with another context free language.
jesus fuck retard.
Tyler Robinson
>being incapable of extrapolating concepts
>being unable to google
How Jow Forums has fallen.
OP posted old version
mostly-adequate.gitbooks.io
Tyler Cruz
Clearly all Turing complete languages are equivalent and everyone should be writing things in assembly, you moron.
Charles Miller
Blake Cook
I would if not for muh portability