Sin-Yaw Wang wrote:
> Because (and this is my opinion, not a fact) it is NOT productive to the
> majority of the software engineers out there. For the elite group of
> very bright, it is often the language of choice. For the rest 90%, who
> managers need to hire, train, grow, and pamper, it is NOT more
> productive.
> Of course, if you have 4 bright engineers who all love Lisp, you are a
> lucky manager. I envy you.
You don't need to be "bright". The problem is that many people don't
head about Scheme, because they learn allways C-like languages: C, C++,
Perl, Python, etc... So they are very familiar to the C-like style of
programming. Thats the reason why a Scheme project is often less
productiv. It is as less productiv as an C-project would be at the
beginning of their programming career.
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