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> (Note: I'm not saying you should use LISP productively, it's something you should learn for the heck of it, not to actually use it) Well, I do, and I have to
by phoe-krk 9y ago
> (Note: I'm not saying you should use LISP productively, it's something you should learn for the heck of it, not to actually use it)
Well, I do, and I have to say that it can be done. It isn't a road often travelled and it results in people making remarks about your language choices, but as long as my software works, its development is fun for me and my co-coders do not complain, I don't think anything is wrong with my setup. :)
- zaarn 9y agoYou can do that too. I think I may have expressed poorly; whether or not you want to use LISP in production, learn it anyway, because it's LISP.