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>..simplest way >..make sure you are comfortable with Emacs. As an emacs user myself, I must say -- that's a high bar for trying to digest a new language.
by serf 4y ago
>..simplest way
>..make sure you are comfortable with Emacs.
As an emacs user myself, I must say -- that's a high bar for trying to digest a new language.
- mikedelago 4y agoAgree, it's kind of a pain. There is ALIVE for vscode and VLIME for vim which are fine for just getting started. and more: https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/editor-support.html https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/editor-support.ht...
- User23 4y agoOn the plus side there is a fair amount of conceptual overlap between Elisp and Common Lisp. Learning Lisp really is more learning a complete development environment; a development philosophy even. Sure you can write Lisp as you would C, editing in a basic editor and then compiling and running the complete program in a a shell, but it’s really missing the point. While that reduces the learning curve significantly, it reduces the benefits even more.