Thank you for the kind words! I would choose one or the other for most of your Lisp dev. I have been just an occasional user of Racket forever, but in the last

Thank you for the kind words! I would choose one or the other for most of your Lisp dev. I have been just an occasional user of Racket forever, but in the last few years I have really been enjoying the language and the minimal tools I use for Racket dev. I also feel happy using Common Lisp, so it is difficult for me to make a definitive statement on preference. Racket and LispWorks Pro have portable UI libraries which is nice. I evaluated both Racket and LispWorks Pro for making standalone apps and they are both pretty good.