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Cleartrip, an Indian startup (must have grown by now - this is from some years ago) used/uses Common Lisp. I know via a friend who worked there and wrote a lot
by vram22 9y ago
Cleartrip, an Indian startup (must have grown by now - this is from some years ago) used/uses Common Lisp. I know via a friend who worked there and wrote a lot of the CL code for their site.
I've read that ITA Software (which Google bought some time ago), also used some Lisp, maybe Common Lisp.
Plus if you go on to sites like Franz.com (makers of Allegro CL) and LispWorks, you will probably find lists of clients of theirs.
- dragonquest 9y agoCleartrip was indeed written in Common Lisp but moved to Java some years ago.
- vram22 9y agoInteresting. I had read that Paul Graham's startup Viaweb, which was originally written mainly in Lisp (with some C and maybe some Perl) was rewritten in some other language some time after Yahoo! acquired them. And it looks like something similar happened with Reddit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reddit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reddit