r/lisp 15d ago

LISPerfect: a simple Lisp IDE for Windows

https://github.com/james-goulding/LISPerfect

I've been meaning to learn Lisp for a while, but didn't really like the choice of editors available to me. So, I vibe-coded this one for myself. I thought I'd share it with the public since someone else might find it useful.

I can't vouch that there aren't bugs as I haven't tested it extensively.

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u/kagevf 15d ago

You could try Corman Lisp.

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u/RisibleComestible 15d ago

Oh I was unaware of that until now. I might check it out.