I really like Clojure, and it's what I started with in terms of Lisps. When I wanted to explore more "traditional" Lisp, I looked into Common Lisp, and it didn't thrill me. It felt old to the point of decrepit.
Racket feels very modern, and very polished. I'm trying to groom it as my go-to scripting language.
I really like Clojure, and it's what I started with in terms of Lisps. When I wanted to explore more "traditional" Lisp, I looked into Common Lisp, and it didn't thrill me. It felt old to the point of decrepit.
Racket feels very modern, and very polished. I'm trying to groom it as my go-to scripting language.