While Clojure isn't Common Lisp, anecdotally one Clojure-using company told me their most productive engineer uses vim... (They have a mix of editors there, not

While Clojure isn't Common Lisp, anecdotally one Clojure-using company told me their most productive engineer uses vim... (They have a mix of editors there, not just vim or emacs. But as a vim-head that made me smile.) I agree with you on the smartparens types of tools being a mismatch of how I work, I just want to type. But I still sometimes wonder if I paired with someone using spacemacs or emacs+evil mode expertly whether my eyes would open... I've used both, don't like them over regular vim, even though being able to click on CL objects to inspect them is kind of nice except I can also just use ,i in slimv for a bound item so... There are several videos of people using emacs, but I agree it'd be cool to see videos of the old Lisp Machines in action for productive work rather than demoing things...