Change your IDE's color scheme so that parens are rendered in a low-contrast font color. The parens will be less-obvious.
Emacs' automatic indentation to The Proper Place is tremendously useful. I find Lisp's indentation to be just as easy as Python's, for example -- likely as I have used a Lisp for six years before coming to Python.
Once you've used it for a while, you don't think of it as much different from using {} for control blocks, () for method calls, and [] for array indexing in other languages. For me, the parens "go away", in that I follow the program control flow more by indentation than by counting parens.
Emacs' automatic indentation to The Proper Place is tremendously useful. I find Lisp's indentation to be just as easy as Python's, for example -- likely as I have used a Lisp for six years before coming to Python.
Once you've used it for a while, you don't think of it as much different from using {} for control blocks, () for method calls, and [] for array indexing in other languages. For me, the parens "go away", in that I follow the program control flow more by indentation than by counting parens.