It adds static typing to Common Lisp, while (I believe) still allowing one to escape to the dynamic world when needed. Sure, there are statically-typed languages, but I don't know of another dynamic language in which something like Coalton has been done.
It adds static typing to Common Lisp, while (I believe) still allowing one to escape to the dynamic world when needed. Sure, there are statically-typed languages, but I don't know of another dynamic language in which something like Coalton has been done.