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> These days I would not bother with it, given that we have Clojure And Racket. And a variety of Scheme implementations. The spirit/sentiment of ISLisp seems
by 6cxs2hd6 13y ago
> These days I would not bother with it, given that we have Clojure
And Racket. And a variety of Scheme implementations.
The spirit/sentiment of ISLisp seems similar to traditional, pre RSR6 Scheme. But I guess ISLisp would appeal if it's similar to some other, older Lisp systems?
- jwr 13y agoYes, for small things I'd consider a Scheme — though I have to admit that every time I tried to use Scheme, it turned out that doing relatively simple real-world things (such as dealing with files or network) was unnecessarily complex.