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by zeveb
3061 days ago
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Interactive Lisp development with Emacs has been around longer than that. The first commit for SLIME, which is a (third-generation, I think) Lisp development environment for emacs, is from September 2003: https://github.com/slime/slime/commit/2fb4c4e53b59ed7b6e5f55... (and the comment implies that there was development before then). Visual Studio has been around since 1997 (which is pretty cool!). Emacs has been around since 1976, although I don't know how far back it got a decent Lisp development environment. Early 80s, maybe? |
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Interlisp development environment: early 70s.
Interlisp-D: Early 80s.
MIT Lisp Machine + Zmacs: end 70s.
Macintosh Common Lisp, LispWorks, Allegro CL, and many others ...: mid-end 80s.
GNU Emacs based Lisp development: end 80s.