> I’ve mentioned a few days ago [1] about the lack of a clean and consistent lisp (in the development sense, not in the core-language-is-tiny sense) with a CL-l

> I’ve mentioned a few days ago [1] about the lack of a clean and consistent lisp (in the development sense, not in the core-language-is-tiny sense) with a CL-like REPL-driven development workflow: maybe Clojure with conditions and restarts can be part of the picture? There seems to be some efforts of adding user-land conditions, see for example https://nextjournal.com/pangloss/a-tutorial-on-conditions-and-restarts-in-clojure?version=latest https://nextjournal.com/pangloss/a-tutorial-on-conditions-an... One could imagine another user-land REPL that also makes use of that, to give a similar REPL for Clojure as for Common Lisp.