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Lem doesn't claim to be a Lisp development environment or IDE. It describes itself as General-purpose editor/IDE with high expansibility in Common Lisp
by vfclists 5mo ago
Lem doesn't claim to be a Lisp development environment or IDE. It describes itself as
General-purpose editor/IDE with high expansibility in Common Lisp
- reikonomusha 5mo agoFor historical interest, Lem did used to advertise itself as a Common Lisp development tool specifically, but that has changed relatively recently (past year?). From my distant vantage point, it looks like general interest in it grew, and Lem itself evolved in general-purpose directions, so they pivoted the messaging to be about it serving as a general-purpose editor instead of one just for Common Lisp.