An excellent HN comment (source)
Common Lisp and SmallTalk have rapid dev models by working in a running image, CLOG gives Common Lisp a foss visual IDE moving closer to its goal of marriage of CL+Pharo+VB.
An excellent HN comment (source)
Common Lisp and SmallTalk have rapid dev models by working in a running image, CLOG gives Common Lisp a foss visual IDE moving closer to its goal of marriage of CL+Pharo+VB.
I’d read through all of Erik Naggum’s posts in Xach’s archive several years ago, but revisiting one of them today.
A choice quote at the end:
> if you really want to implement your own language, implement Scheme. if you really want to use a good language, choose Common LIsp.
> corollary: implement Scheme in Common Lisp.
So Airship Scheme is headed in the right direction!
Setting color themes in LispWorks
Downloaded and loaded this file
Showing two of the in-built themes (loading the files defines package editor-color-theme
, which has the themes in *all-color-themes*
, and a helper set-color-theme
)