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That's great if you only have a single developer. Larger teams working together are going to have issue with this. I think that may have been part of why the
by juan_juarez 14y ago
That's great if you only have a single developer. Larger teams working together are going to have issue with this.
I think that may have been part of why the Lisp Machines died - not only were they obscenely expensive, but they were extremely expensive single user machines. This is fine if your entire development team is one MIT supergenius but becomes problematic when you merely have a handful of rockstars.
- pnathan 14y agoI'm talking about deployment, not working together. Typical lisp development today usually involves using git and loading files into the image using SLIME. And, yes, LispMs were very expensive and cpu-performed less well than a risc box.
- lispm 14y agoLisp Machines were single-user, but networked and using servers.