No way man. REPL is *more* useful the bigger, more massive the project. I work on massive C# website that takes forever to warm up and get running. Stuck on ol

No way man. REPL is *more* useful the bigger, more massive the project. I work on massive C# website that takes forever to warm up and get running. Stuck on old .net framework. A rebuild/rerun of the website after each little change is incredibly frustrating and slows down the feedback loop. Fortunately Microsoft implemented hot reload, and it has been a game changer. It still has all sorts of quirks and gotchas, but despite that I love it. If there is one thing to take from common lisp, it's the live image development style. It's unfortunately hard to bolt on to languages not designed for it from the ground up.