[lawl]

> most probably in a large code base

imo this is not only a problem in a singular large code base, but also libraries.

I know not everyone likes Go, but I've noticed that i find it super easy to dig into some open source dependency and navigate it, because in some ways Go is the exact opposite of lisp. In terms of the language not allowing a lot of flexibility at least.

I never found navigating foreign java code bases that easy because this project uses spring for dependency injection, that one does some other class loader magic etc, streams, no streams etc. pp.

That said, I do think LISP is cool, but I think it ends up being a right tool for the job kind of thing. I could imagine LISP being nice for things like game engine scripting etc.