Lisp macros don’t actually make code harder to read and think about and, unlike the way widely used tools like Flink and Spark do code generation, it’s easy to see what the generated code looks like.
In practices, images are just a deployment tool in CL and most people don’t actually do “version control” by saving and restoring images or using hot code reloading. However, these features enable a development experience that I find much more pleasant than any other language I’ve tried.
In practices, images are just a deployment tool in CL and most people don’t actually do “version control” by saving and restoring images or using hot code reloading. However, these features enable a development experience that I find much more pleasant than any other language I’ve tried.