> Somewhere I can see lisp really winning is performance. Possible. But the language does not make the platform. Especially if we are talking about flexibility

> Somewhere I can see lisp really winning is performance. Possible. But the language does not make the platform. Especially if we are talking about flexibility, not performance. If you just want performance, and just enough flexibility, then there are far better editors around. > Make a better application platform than Electron and you're onto a winner I reckon. I highly question whether this is even possible. A platform is far more than just a funky language and satisfying random benchmarks. Webstack is in terms of flexibility, support, recognition and optiomization on a level that no other platform can generally compete with today. You can compete on individual aspect, but will still lose out on most others. And this will not change in the next years. The money and time invested into the webstack is nothing any other community can even compete with.