No, why they say is because they have zero experience with Lisp, in any size project.
And there exists no tool using which some people have not made big, huge mess. We can easily lob this criticism at anything, quite randomly.
Imagine a tool which has the property that a team of doofuses, no matter how large (in head count and doofiness), cannot make any sort of "horrendous mess". What sort of limitations does that entail, and could any of us here live with them?
No, why they say is because they have zero experience with Lisp, in any size project.
And there exists no tool using which some people have not made big, huge mess. We can easily lob this criticism at anything, quite randomly.
Imagine a tool which has the property that a team of doofuses, no matter how large (in head count and doofiness), cannot make any sort of "horrendous mess". What sort of limitations does that entail, and could any of us here live with them?