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I still Lisp (and you should too)
One great upside of s-expressions for me is that you can do some cool things like 'find and replace' for whole subexpressions (for monkey patching third party code, for example). I use `el-patch` [0] in my emacs config and `advice-patch` for surgically changing the default behaviors of some org-mode functions to compile my blog [1].
That said a similar sort of thing is possible, for example, in python with `patchy` [2], and perhaps many other languages? But I guess it's not as organic as in lisps, e.g. `advice-patch` implementation is less than 100 LOC, whereas in case of python you have to rely on existing heavy lifting done by `ast` module.
As of simple syntax, it really gets in the way sometimes, e.g. I'm always annoyed by constant quoting in Elisp because the same type of brackets (only `()`) is used. In comparison, in Clojure it's much more readable with (), [], {} (and more).
> Lisp is not an interpreted language. It is not slow
A bit of nitpicking, but... which Lisp? :) For example,
> all implementations come with lots and lots of levers to tweak performance for most programs. In some cases the programs might need assistance from faster languages like C and C++ because they are closer to the hardware, but with faster hardware, even that difference is becoming irrelevant.
Well, this is true of most languages.
[0] https://github.com/raxod502/el-patch#el-patch
[1] https://github.com/karlicoss/beepb00p/blob/a4fd7cb95e1705412...
[2] https://github.com/adamchainz/patchy#patchy
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adamchainz/patchy is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of patchy is Python.
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