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Awesome Lisp Companies
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add SteelSeries #44

Closed weinholt closed 3 years ago

weinholt commented 3 years ago

This commit adds SteelSeries, listing it under Denmark.

vindarel commented 3 years ago

Hello, thanks for the PR.

their open source Lisp written in Go, which aims to be compatible with MIT/GNU Scheme.

I'm afraid this list focuses on Common Lisp :S We'll see what the maintainer says…

(you're more than welcome to post on /r/lisp)

weinholt commented 3 years ago

I'm afraid this list focuses on Common Lisp :S We'll see what the maintainer says…

Well, that's fine by me, but there's this text above the list:

This list intended only for company with Common Lisp and Scheme usage

azzamsa commented 3 years ago

All the current company that listed here is a Common Lisp company. But since I said

This list intended only for company with Common Lisp and Scheme usage

and if golisp considered a "scheme" we should include it.

Or should we stick to Common Lisp only? What's your opinion @vindarel ?

Hexstream commented 3 years ago

All the current company that listed here is a Common Lisp company.

Wonderful! Personally, I certainly hate to see Common Lisp being diluted into "lisp".

I can't be the only one who deeply cares about Common Lisp and deeply doesn't care about all other lisps...

vindarel commented 3 years ago

@weinholt good point^^

I am personally only interested in a Common Lisp list too. When I look for information or when I show this list for advertising, I expect to see CL examples.

@azzamsa: you could create a new list for Scheme?

azzamsa commented 3 years ago

@azzamsa: you could create a new list for Scheme?

Currently, I am not interested. I never do any "serious" work with Scheme.

I am personally only interested in a Common Lisp list too. When I look for information or when I show this list for advertising, I expect to see CL examples.

Since most/all the company here is CL company. I will rephrase to "This list intended only for a company with Common Lisp". Those who want to make the company list for the scheme can go with "awesome-scheme-companies".

I think we should stick to the repo name. Only rephrase the readme is necessary. @vindarel any comments?

azzamsa commented 3 years ago

After some check, I saw ~17 listed company that uses Scheme.

I took the inspiration from Peter Christensen which was originally titled "Lisp Company" meaning to include Common Lisp and Scheme.

I think I will stick with "This list intended only for the company with Common Lisp and Scheme usage"

If the list grows more than expected. We should stop and make it a "curated/awesome list".