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Ah, but you missed my point :) Maybe you aren't seeing Lisp itself in production code (although someone suggested Emacs which is Lisp), but you see it's ideas
by onei 6y ago
Ah, but you missed my point :)
Maybe you aren't seeing Lisp itself in production code (although someone suggested Emacs which is Lisp), but you see it's ideas and influence in almost every language and program you'd find today. There's little bits of Lisp everywhere you look, even if you don't recognise it as Lisp.
- elevader 6y agoWhich is nice (and very true) but hardly useful when all you want is to look at some actually used lisp code. Emacs might be a good candidate for that.