Fad Oriented Programming

Is it time to declare object orientation officially over and allow functional programming to take the crown as the latest fad?

Also, do you think logical programming will be next? Maybe I should brush up on my Prolog.

>>39
You're not making any sense.
Try to write

(defn foo (a b)
(display "HW!")

in Clojure and you will see it's not a Lisp. Also, [a b] denotes a vector, not a list, in Clojure.

> (defn foo (a b)
(display "HW!"))
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Parameter declaration a should be a vector

So much for a fucking LISP.

>>42

extends the code-as-data system beyond parenthesized lists

Thus, it's not a List-Processing Language. And the programmer has extra irrelevant shit to worry about when writing macros. It's not sufficient to generate s-expressions anymore, you have to remember where there should be a vector and where there shouldn't.