top | item 29227129 (no title) johnnycerberus | 4 years ago What are the innovations brought by Allegro and Lisp Works, relative to Clojure? Just asking as I haven't heard about those, I only have experience with Clj. discuss order hn newest pjmlp|4 years ago A proper development experience like in the Lisp Machines, the whole stack is Lisp, compilation to native code AOT/JIT.As Guy Steele puts it, Java is half-way to Lisp, even if you put Clojure on top, it isn't the same deal as 100% Lisp.
pjmlp|4 years ago A proper development experience like in the Lisp Machines, the whole stack is Lisp, compilation to native code AOT/JIT.As Guy Steele puts it, Java is half-way to Lisp, even if you put Clojure on top, it isn't the same deal as 100% Lisp.
pjmlp|4 years ago
As Guy Steele puts it, Java is half-way to Lisp, even if you put Clojure on top, it isn't the same deal as 100% Lisp.