CL REPL

Thanks for the response on changing colors, that resolved the issue I was having. A more recent issue I have is with controls. Closing braces places the last word /outside/ the braces. Also, the last typed expression gets copy-pasted seemingly at random. I cleared the cache and reinstalled, but that didn't solve it. I'm at a loss. Any help is appreciated.

Really happy to have a CL repl on my phone. But for whatever reason, I can't prompt for anything because the input dialog takes up the entire window, and you can't read whatever the input prompt says. I hope that gets fixed, because everything else about it looks great. EDIT: Author's response corrects the issue. Thanks! Dunno why I didn't think of that since something like this occurs in another Lisp that I use on occasion and it's the same fix....

Great to have a simple and easy to use download-and-go Common lisp REPL + editor available from the play store. I was initially unable to save files to external memory, but the developer worked with me to identify the issue, and had a bug fix sent out in a matter of days. All works well now, Great work! Five stars for opening a door for me to new options and possibilities for programming on the small portable computer I now hold in my hands.

I copied and pasted a Mandelbrot Zoomer code I made on my desktop and it worked beautifully! The only thing I can suggest is making the actual act of text editing a little bit easier (having a select all button would be nice). Overall probably one of the cleanest Android compilers for any language I've ever used (Processing APDE still wins). I would pay a dollar for dark theme!

It is noteworthy that, having lisp been a resource-intensive system only available at advanced computer labs at MIT now fits in my handheld device using up but scant storage memory and cycles. How wonderful!

This is great, and I am surprised at how much I can end up immersed in the coding experience. Didn't expect I'd ever seriously try to code anything on a phone. Common Lisp is a key to that as it's so succinct and effective.

I just knew this was too high of a score for any app. I tried running "hello world" and I couldn't even run it. I could not find the obvious arrow to run it. It looks very amateurish, not professional at all.

Awesome, I love being able to run and write code anywhere, and the full power of Common Lisp at that. Saving your code the first time is a bit unintuitive to my windows brain.

As a beginner for learning common lisp, this has been such a great asset. Thanks to the developer for making this. I have been passing time writing common lisp code wherever I want.

My keyboard covers the bottom of the output window. Would be great if that wasn't the case Edit: workaround provided

Most of these lisp / scheme / clojure REPLs are half-assed toys. I'm at a complete loss as to why people find them so impressive. EDIT: Thanks for the reply... which was considerably kinder than my snarky comment ;)

This is seriously well made. Reeks professionalism anywhere you look at. AMAZING work, thank you!

Great experience in android. Just hope iOS can be improved.

This app may be even better if it contains manual of lisp. Anyway this app is a good app

Most amazing app for someone trying to learn lisp on the go.

Cannot save files on my device. I allowed access.

Beautiful, now to code lisp on the road

Amazing tool for me, a beginner common lisp student

Early morning, sitting in a comfortable chair, a cup of coffee, my tablet, and a little lisp... :) Very well done.

Loved the app so much. And the best part is that it is open source

Couldn't even find a better CL repl for my desktop (any suggestions?)

Please keep providing updates, I believe in you and your app!

compiles natively? it seems it is only interpreter as gcc not present/invoked. but cmp.fas is there

This is the best thing since sliced butter

Just what I was looking for. Great app.

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Does what it says, it's very satisfying to use. Actively developed. I'm using it sometimes when I don't have my computer with me and need to calculate something.

The power of lisp in your pocket ! The ability to load programs and then optionally run them using the Lambda button makes this especially versatile. If you can see beyond the well known use of parenthesis to the elegance and sheer power of lisp, you'll understand why many prefer lisp over traditional functional languages. Having now used this app for quite some time I can easily say that is easily the preferred medium for pocket computing

This is beautiful, I love you. Would appreciate an option to alter screen orientation though, I look silly holding my tablet like it's a phone. Edit: you actually added it! Thanks, works great!

This is great. Fantastic job. As far as I know, this is the only truly good Lisp environment on Android. However, when installing web client libraries like Drakma, it fails to load shared libraries like libssl.so due to android restrictions. Ideas?