I've been getting imto LISP recently. I like Racket, but there doesn't seem to be many (any?) TUI libraries. I much prefer TUIs to GUIs, so I can write applications that target both my phone (via termux) and all my other various devices.
Ask HN: Which Lisp has the best TUI libraries?
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Re: Ask HN: Which Lisp has the best TUI libraries?
#2Clojure can use any Java library easily.
There are implementations of / libraries for Common Lisp that interact with the JVM and/or the CLR.
Re: Ask HN: Which Lisp has the best TUI libraries?
#3Emacs Lisp
Re: Ask HN: Which Lisp has the best TUI libraries?
#4Clojure can use any Java library easily. There are implementations of / libraries for Common Lisp that interact with the JVM and/or the CLR.
Yeah, fair; I'd read that Clojure runs on the JVM, I just hadn't really put 2 and 2 together on that.
Re: Ask HN: Which Lisp has the best TUI libraries?
#5Emacs Lisp
Another really good point that I just failed to take into account. I've always been amazed at how well Emacs Just Works between its TUI and GUI.
Re: Ask HN: Which Lisp has the best TUI libraries?
#6Clojure can use any Java library easily. There are implementations of / libraries for Common Lisp that interact with the JVM and/or the CLR.
Yeah, fair; I'd read that Clojure runs on the JVM, I just hadn't really put 2 and 2 together on that.
ABCl (Armed Bear Common Lisp) is a Common Lisp that runs in the JVM.