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Yes Common Lisp is nice: see Python VS Common Lisp, workflow and ecosystem.

Find more: https://lisp-journey.gitlab.io/ and videos, such as: 🎥 How to make requests to a REST API in Common Lisp: Dexador, Jonathan, Shasht, Serapeum, and we build a binary for the terminal. All this live coding in Emacs and SLIME.

🎥 I am creating a video course for Common Lisp, so you can learn it efficiently, without hitting all the roadblocks that I encountered. It's on the Udemy platform. I can send a free link to my patrons, or if you are a student. Thanks! read more

🚀 The course is composed of 9+ chapters of 8.40 hours of code-first content, synthetising what I learned the hard way. Geting started, CLOS, macros, error handling, data structures…

I also can do 1-1 lisp training sessions, at USD 40 an hour.

I continuously write documentation and tutorials, I work on libraries, I send bug fixes, I contribute to important projects (Lem, Nyxt…) and I use Common Lisp in production ;) Supporting my work makes a difference since I don't have a fixed, nor big, income. Thanks!
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