We use Allegro Common Lisp which has an interface[1] to emacs, and it's quite nice to use, minus several annoying bugs. Notably, gives you access to a REPL. I

We use Allegro Common Lisp which has an interface[1] to emacs, and it's quite nice to use, minus several annoying bugs. Notably, gives you access to a REPL. I just started working as a developer, and so far enjoying using it, despite not having experience with other languages in a professional capacity, or with large projects. The less my hands have to leave the keyboard the happier I am :). I do use evil-mode, but I should probably get more comfortable with emacs keybindings as time goes on, especially since emacs has some useful keybindings in the context of s-expressions from what I recall. [1]: https://franz.com/support/documentation/10.1/doc/eli.htm https://franz.com/support/documentation/10.1/doc/eli.htm