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The state of Lisp programming on OS X is quite good. Things I've tried: * Clozure MCL, excellent Mac integration no need to use Emacs * LispWorks, good Lis
by swannodette 16y ago
The state of Lisp programming on OS X is quite good. Things I've tried:
* Clozure MCL, excellent Mac integration no need to use Emacs
* LispWorks, good Lisp IDE, free for personal use, no
need to use Emacs
* PLT Racket, good Scheme IDE, no need to use Emacs
* Clojure, Cake make's it a cinch, you can use TextMate
If you're going to go with Emacs, for Common Lisp, Cocoa Emacs 23 plus Slime is great, Cocoa Emacs 23 plus Quack for Scheme is great.
- sedachv 16y agoOn Mac there's MCLIDE: http://mclide.in-progress.com/ http://mclide.in-progress.com/ It's not Emacs but it speaks SWANK, so it works with a bunch of Lisps.
- gibsonf1 16y ago"no need to use Emacs" Not being able to use Emacs is a feature?
- bad_user 16y agoWorth telling because Emacs is a kickass IDE for Lisp and most people use it, but it's kind of scary to beginners.
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- phob 16y agoIf you're going to go with Emacs, any of these options are suddenly much brighter ;-)