This is a weakness that is talked about more than it actually matters, to my mind.
In diving into libraries for Common Lisp, I'm finding more in the realm of "basically works as I would expect" than I would have expected based on how much this weakness comes up.
What is still jarring for me, is that image based development is just not taught or cultured. The iterative based approach that can be used in such an environment is just... so foreign to everything I have ever seen/done before.
Oddly, jupyter notebook style build ups are getting there. With the scary realization that a linear realization of the cells in your notebook is something that simply takes effort. Not something that is required for results.
In diving into libraries for Common Lisp, I'm finding more in the realm of "basically works as I would expect" than I would have expected based on how much this weakness comes up.
What is still jarring for me, is that image based development is just not taught or cultured. The iterative based approach that can be used in such an environment is just... so foreign to everything I have ever seen/done before.
Oddly, jupyter notebook style build ups are getting there. With the scary realization that a linear realization of the cells in your notebook is something that simply takes effort. Not something that is required for results.