[baq]

lisp can do things that make the currently accepted as standard best practice software engineering processes redundant, but it needs a different set of processes which I’m not sure are written about anywhere since apparently nobody is running with e.g. hot patching of application code

[sroerick]

I'm doing fully interpreted Lisp with the AST stored in Postgres. I can access the REPL remotely and I honestly dont know if I'm ever going to build an API or CLI again

[Aeolos]

This sounds super interesting. Do you have any blog or pointers where I could read more about this?

[sroerick]

https://pricklypear.rocks/welcome https://pricklypear.rocks/code

Just to be clear this is not a release, lol, I just made it to show a couple buddies. My one friend was saying he learned a lot just by reading code and pointing Claude at it and asking questions about what he didn't understand. It is provided as-is with no warranty, or installation instructions. If you really get stoked about it I could probably clean up multi user stuff a bit to get you logged on, but I think even just the idea is pretty neat.

[baq]

If you got it popular you could license it to AWS and sell it as an Elastic Lisp Machine or something