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No, CL has like 10 different web frameworks or so. I never used any of them, not a big fan of Rails either though. Talking about the 90s, there was no Ruby. Bu
by mrottenkolber 12y ago
No, CL has like 10 different web frameworks or so. I never used any of them, not a big fan of Rails either though.
Talking about the 90s, there was no Ruby. But I guess we could have had Lisp on Lanes in the 90s, if there had been demand.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> Talking about the 90s, there was no Ruby. There was Ruby publicly released for a little under half of the 1990s (from late 1995.) There wasn't Rails until a decade later, though.
- mcguire 12y agoCommon Lisp has about 10 different anything frameworks, which nobody in particular uses in favor of writing their own, mostly because they can. Many of the ten are in fact written into the standard. Common Lisp isn't so much a "language for writing languages" as a giant bag of everything.
- zem 12y agoto quote an old quip: you have a problem. common lisp has a clunky solution that's built into the standard, and scheme has a beautiful one that doesn't work in your dialect.