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If you’re hoping to use a lispy language professionally, I would suggest looking at Clojure. It’s a much smaller language than Common Lisp and has a very activ
by scribu 9y ago
If you’re hoping to use a lispy language professionally, I would suggest looking at Clojure. It’s a much smaller language than Common Lisp and has a very active ecosystem.
Leiningen is the standard build tool: install dependencies, run tests etc.
http-kit gives you the minimum needed for implementing a web server.
There are several key-value stores written in Clojure, but I would stick with SQLite (with the Korma library for nice composable syntax).