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1. BoingBoomTschak · 1789805048 · focus · HN ↗

   1. I didn't manage to find a non trivial (i.e. Hello World) example anywhere on the website. That should be one of the first things greeting my eyes, especially since the colloquial Lisp family is so large you can't easily infer the syntax.

   2. A Lisp without Emacs support other than syntax highlighting?

   1. svenssonjoel · 1790401555 · focus · HN ↗

      1. There are plenty of examples in the repository. But the more meaty examples are found in Vesc Tool related to the Vesc integration of lispbm. Lispbm is meant to be added to a more comprehensive embedded application and provide scripting capabilities to that app. For each app/integration the meaning of hello world differs. 2.there is vscode support, tree sitter stuff, a language server. It's an open source community effort.

      Thanks for checking it out

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