is there plug-and-play common lisp/scheme implementation?
by plug-and-play mean implementation ide doesn't require play chords pianist dexterity(so not emacs), can run program pressing button not writing commands in console, modern libraries , portable.
racket supports features above except portability. wrote program in racket couldn't send friends because wouldn't run on other computers. want make programs can send java programmer sends jar file , can run double-click.
i don't how clojure looks.
so big question: if doesn't know programming, can learn lisp using implementation easy pick java or c#?
i think mixing lot of different requirements in description:
if need compiles binary executable file, can use bunch of cl implementations compiles executable file. can use https://common-lisp.net/project/armedbear/ runs on jvm.
if need easy start with, editor , runtime embedded, can use http://www.lispworks.com or things https://common-lisp.net/project/lispbox/.
but seems talking language. well, syntax 1 part of language, don't evaluate language taking account syntax.
finally, don't believe easy start working java or c#. may think these ides make life easier, in reality, takes time install them, solve dependencies , learn how productive them. ides end-up being less flexible , usable emacs criticized. have experience teaching cl students after 1-2 months started productively why emacs.
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