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Common Lisp has all those tools, what it does lack is a well-designed website that says "Here's how you start". The closest thing to that is probably the commo
by eudox 12y ago
Common Lisp has all those tools, what it does lack is a well-designed website that says "Here's how you start".
The closest thing to that is probably the common-lisp.net website, and that's just an unfinished barebones Bootstrap example.
I've been meaning to design a better one, but that's going to take some time.
- Blackthorn 12y agoA website that both provided a starting off point and a unified reference would be a great improvement to the CL community, on the same level as Quicklisp.