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swannodette
on May 16, 2011
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Why are Black Boxes so Hard to Reuse? (OOPSLA ’94)
Not really. Common Lisp's basic data structures are black boxes. Clojure's headed the right direction by building even the most fundamental bits (like lists) on top of protocols.
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