The use of cl:eval alone is enough to make me believe that the CL column was never reviewed by an experienced CL programmer. I am now more suspicious of the other columns, which are languages I'm far less familiar with.
> I am now more suspicious of the other columns, which are languages I'm far less familiar with.
It's not bad but for Clojure for example it says "nil is like null in Java" but null in Java is not falsy.
And it also says that destructuring is "named parameters" but it's not so: it's just destructuring (and there are two examples of destructuring given: one for the "named parameters" which aren't named parameters, and one for "parallel assignment" of local variables).
Nothing bad but it's not possible to go into much details in such a table.
It's not bad but for Clojure for example it says "nil is like null in Java" but null in Java is not falsy.
And it also says that destructuring is "named parameters" but it's not so: it's just destructuring (and there are two examples of destructuring given: one for the "named parameters" which aren't named parameters, and one for "parallel assignment" of local variables).
Nothing bad but it's not possible to go into much details in such a table.