homoiconic

• “Enjoy the power and expressiveness of homoiconic languages.”

  Reflective Surface - Archives: 2009 August

• “You will never really understand the power and expressiveness of homoiconic languages until you have spent forty years straight debugging some heisenbug.”

  Reflective Surface - Archives: 2009 August

• “You non-homoiconic code is elegant, but not that elegant.”

  Reflective Surface - Archives: 2009 August

• “Because Lisp is homoiconic we treat code exactly like data in that (. getRed obj) is nothing more than a list whos first item is. getRed and the second is obj.”

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• “The consistent homoiconic syntax makes it easier for both programmers and programs to understand and manipulate the code.”

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• “I think I really totally understand the value of being homoiconic, and the awesome power of macros, and the notion of the reader.”

  Planet Sun

• “In other words, the program is spending most of its time using Java's regex machinery to grind away at all that text input; which is I think what you'd like to see. crowing exultantly on Twitter, feeling like a rockin 'sockin' functional-programming 'concurrin' homoiconic wizard.”

  Planet XML

• “So no, it is not circular and it is still homoiconic too.”

  Planet TW

• “CHROME, being a homoiconic language not to be confused with a homo icon, though, actually uses IRON as its syntax; CHROME programmers will write in the IRON textual notation.”

  Snell-Pym » Designing a general data model

• “But trust me, twenty years from now, you’ll look back at all the code you have written and wish you had used a homoiconic language.”

  Reflective Surface - Use dynamic languages

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