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let’s start Lisping! I’m picking eLisp, the Emacs implementation of Lisp, because (a) it is cross-platform and widely deployed, and (b) if you learn eLisp, you will at least have the practical application of writing Emacs editing modes, so you can put it to use right away. But Emacs Lisp isn’t better or worse then any other Lisp. Two things to know about Lisp syntax. 1. It’s white-space indifferent. 2. It has lots and lots and lots of parenthesis. Some people hate that.