@hazlin Ye it took me a long time getting used to lisp going from c-style langs.
My suggestions would be to join https://matrix.to/#/!iNkFOAFNSlAAUKgcCT:matrix.org?via=matrix.org&via=privacytools.io&via=tchncs.de
They are very helpful for lisp questions
In general i would avoid books and instead learned the basics of programming and do practicals on lambda and u can consider yourself an expert on lisp
@hazlin also i would learn GNU Guile it's used in majority of GNU things and linux-related things and i find it more comfortable to use scheme over common lisp
@hazlin also in terms of editor:
1. paredit to keep the parantecies balanced
2. rainbow delimiters or whatever that makes parentecies a different color for me it makes it much easier to read and work with
3. support for liguratures so that e.g. when you write `lambda` it changes it on the lambda symbol to make it nicer to work with (smaller your code is in lisp the easier it is to work with)
If you have any suggestions for how to get more into CL, and have more fun writing it. I welcome your suggestions.