That's great, are you using these? How is the interop? How does that compare with ClojureScript and shadow-cljs? How can you make a single binary?
Maybe I worded wrongly the first time. I definitely didn't mean to imply that Common Lisp can't do something. That would be as foolish as saying Emacs can't do something ;)
I was just pointing out that we aren't comparing like-with-like once you bring in a totally different ecosystem such as JavaScript's (which is historically neither Common Lisp's nor Clojure's main focus).
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That's great, are you using these? How is the interop? How does that compare with ClojureScript and shadow-cljs? How can you make a single binary?
Maybe I worded wrongly the first time. I definitely didn't mean to imply that Common Lisp can't do something. That would be as foolish as saying Emacs can't do something ;)
I was just pointing out that we aren't comparing like-with-like once you bring in a totally different ecosystem such as JavaScript's (which is historically neither Common Lisp's nor Clojure's main focus).
Not often. In Common Lisp I don't have to use them.