APL, forth and prolog are routinely rediscovered over and over again. They are like a cat standing in the path of a door : refusing the mainstream and refusing obscurity.
Maybe lisp was in that club too but clojure made it mainstream again, by my horribly inaccurate, unscientific and probably wrong reckoning.
That's something I like about array languages too, and Lisp is similar from what I know of it. Essentially defining a DSL for the problem and then working with it.
Maybe lisp was in that club too but clojure made it mainstream again, by my horribly inaccurate, unscientific and probably wrong reckoning.