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Languages and libraries
lisp notebook environment
SHOW HN2017
180points
130comments
#194of 2,242 in 2017
Top 9%of 2017 by points
How HN took it
CuriousMostly questions and neutral comments
2 positive, 10 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 1 critical, out of 14 comments about the project. Thread score +0.03.
Design: 1 for, 0 againstExecution: 0 for, 1 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Useful way to introduce Lisp to coworkers without Emacs
From 1 comment
This is really cool: now, I'll have a reasonable way to introduce my coworkers to lisp without making them learn emacs at the same time. Anyways, would it be possible to include…
fiddlerwoaroof on HN
Requests
Add paredit or parinfer support with good keybindings
From 1 comment
This is really cool: now, I'll have a reasonable way to introduce my coworkers to lisp without making them learn emacs at the same time. Anyways, would it be possible to include…
fiddlerwoaroof on HN
Questions
Does it work on Debian?
From 1 comment
Anyone have any idea on how to get this working with debian?
brian_herman on HN
Could it be used inside Emacs like EIN for Python?
From 1 comment
Is anyone aware of a way to get notebook style Lisp inside Emacs? Along the lines of what EIN does for Python? I really like the notebook format but I've yet to come across a…
etiam on HN
Alternatives named
Jupyter notebook with a Lisp kernel
From 1 comment
Did the author build a whole notebook environment just for lisp? Can anyone comment on the benefits of this vs integrating a lisp kernel into jupyther notebook? Personally I've…
wodenokoto on HN