I got some emails about my last recent post The Prefect Programming Language that made me reconsider Common Lisp again. I really love writing Lisp, it’s different and I always wished if I could use it for many things, however, the problems I talked about (error handling, concurrency, static compiling) were always on my way. I will start by looking for an idiomatic way to handle errors, typically checking.Peter Seibel, Practical Common Lisp, Books for Professionals by Professionals; the Expert’s Voice in Programming Languages (Apress, 2011), https://libgen.li/file.php?md5=437b340478deaeaee940a90b655ddc55.

Update: Yeah, sadly didn’t change my mind.