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I'm not sure I understand what this is providing over QuickLisp and QuickProject. Version pinning seems useful, but I don't see an explanation of how it's bein

I'm not sure I understand what this is providing over QuickLisp and QuickProject. Version pinning seems useful, but I don't see an explanation of how it's being done, and I don't understand how it can work with a REPL. It seems like it would be better to handle it in asdf and QuickLisp. Using YAML also seems like a poor choice for Common Lisp, where everything is s-expressions. Also, there's already a Common Lisp project named "Qi": http://cliki.net/Qi http://cliki.net/Qi

616c 11y ago
That is a very fun story. It is not really Qi anymore, it is Shen. And boy oh boy does that have an interesting backstory unto itself. If you wanna try the proprietary cum BSD-licensed core of it, a K-lambda language that is like a Lisp on Haskell/Idris-typed steroids, give it a shot. http://www.shenlanguage.org/download_form.html http://www.shenlanguage.org/download_form.html