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Does it worth to learn common lisp?
3 projects | /r/lisp | 31 Jan 2021

- Common Lisp has an atrocious documentation culture. People expect you to read code in many cases. (work in progress, but I'm leaving a link here for future readers: https://gitlab.com/mateusz.walas/common-lisp-standard-library).
Starting a batteries-included extended standard library project. Request for comments.
5 projects | /r/Common_Lisp | 16 Jan 2021

I'm planning on creating an std.core namespace (that would serve as a basic cl:* replacement to kick off a project / whatever your doing) with a bunch of symbols like lambda, and, or etc, the very often used ones, along with some basic number operations + = - / *. See the readme and/or appropriate files and expect iterations of ideas. If you (the reader) have any questions or ideas or wanna discuss anything related to the project - PM me here on reddit or create an issue in the project.