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by mamcx
1837 days ago
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I'm building a language (https://tablam.org) that, hopefully, could become the base for excel/access alternative. lisp is not the better fir for excel, to see why, check this: "The memory models that underlie programming languages"
http://canonical.org/~kragen/memory-models/Among them, array/relational could be a better fit (semantic and operational). Of course you also need to add some form of reactivity (or actors?) to mimic the immediacy of excel formulas. --- To confirm this intuition, check how much pandas/numpy/R lang/apl/Julia/Sql people intersect with the usage of excel. This means that languages/tools are closer in spirit than lisp. Also, syntax wise, concatenative langs/array langs/forth langs/sql like is more nice for the terseness of excel usage. |
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