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What is the best way to learn Lisp in 2020? |
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1 point by pmohun 8 minutes ago | hide | past | web | favorite | discuss |
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I've been eyeing Lisp out of the corner of my eye for years. I know I should learn it and it will likely change the way I think about programming.
What is the best way to learn Lisp in 2020? I tend to learn best when I have a project to work on that plays to the strength of the language.
Some questions: - Should I start with Common Lisp, or some popular dialect (Clojure?) - What are the big patterns that I should be aware of? What is easier to do Lisp than is missing from functional languages like Python? - What are some big projects built in Lisp (other than this site)? - If it's so good, why isn't it more popular?
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