r/lisp is a subreddit with 45k members. They frequently recommend/review notation software, and the most common flair used is common lisp, asklisp, clojure, scheme, and help.
A subreddit for the Lisp family of programming languages.
Products Discussed in r/lisp
Notation Software
2 reviews
#1
LilyPond
4.0★ from 1 review
#2
PowerTab
3.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/lisp
#1
Common Lisp
: "sta6: static site generator for Common Lisp"
22 posts
#2
AskLisp
: "Recently got the "Structure and interpretation of computer programs" book from my uncle"
11 posts
#3
Clojure
: "I love these old Lisp books"
4 posts
#4
Scheme
: "lambdock v0.6.2: A Wayland-native desktop dock written in C & GNU Guile Scheme (GTK4) - with REPL, hot-reload, multi-instance and flexible config - now on Guix, Nix, openSUSE, Debian"
4 posts
#5
Help
: "Do I need to use mit / scheme lisp for SICP?"
4 posts
#6
Racket
: "The Comprehensive Racket & Functional Programming Cheat Sheet"
4 posts
#7
Lisp
: "Rhombus version 1.0 is now available!"
3 posts
#8
Emacs Lisp
: "maak.el: Lisp machine command runner, infinitely extensible, integrating nicely with Emacs, for Lisp power on your projects and automation at your fingertips"
1 post
Member Growth in r/lisp
Yearly
+3k members(8.1%)
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Last updated: September 14, 2026