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A good use case is Emacs. Haven't you ever thought "hmm, I could do this job faster if I had my own plugin/extension here?" Lisp is really good for that, when
by julianeon 4y ago
A good use case is Emacs.
Haven't you ever thought "hmm, I could do this job faster if I had my own plugin/extension here?"
Lisp is really good for that, when used within Emacs. Extensions are very very simple, basically just the simplest functions inserted into your .emacs file.