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by hardboiled
2618 days ago
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R is quite good at developing DSLs (quite Lispy), but Julia is even Lispy-er with a more flexible syntax and unicode identifiers. R, definitely, has a great statistical lineage, but that is also unfortunately what limits it from being as expressive - especially regarding new data types. No one in R creates their own domain-specific data types (that are performant as well) whereas this is the norm for the Julia ecosystem. https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/metaprogramming/inde... |
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