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I stumbled across this CppCon talk and found it interesting. The Ewig text editor example with concurrent loading and editing is impressive. The code seems clean.
There is a lucid exposition of Relaxed Radix Balanced Trees (RRB trees) in the video.
Although I lost the plot with C++ around C+...
The blurb on Youtube:
> One of the most frequent complaints from new users of Clojure is the error messages. But many of the error messages that users are faced with are not actually errors from the core language at all but instead surface from macro parsing code. This parsing code is often britt...
At the moment there is a lisp tag. Lisp is a family of languages, and Clojure is different from other Lisps in significant ways.