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We have extended the #ELS2022 submission deadline by one week. Please submit your papers by Jan. 30th! #lisp /cc @programmingconf european-lisp-symposium.org/2022/index.html
After a much too long hiatus, I am once again preparing to send out the weekly #Lisp #Newsletter. Please subscribe if you are interested: lisp-weekly.com
nklein: wordle-solve — Toy program to play the game wordle github.com/nklein/wordle-…
For those among my followers who like tech memoir stuff, I put up a relatively brief blog post today, reminiscing about #Symbolics, a #LispMachine company I used to work for. "Automated Departure Message" netsettlement.blogspot.com/2022/01/automa… #tech #history #humor
An interesting into to Lisp: youtube.com/watch?v=GWdf1f… I've posted the link to the Hacker News: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=300085… please vote to show it in the TOP. Retweet and show this video to your non-lisper friends!
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Always wanted to be(come) a Common Lisp Developer and live in Marbella Spain: "+1 year of professional experience working as a developer in any language or equivalent university project experience or quality personal projects.". Ravenpack ravenpack.com/careers/common…
New post detailing using cl-protobufs to send a protocol buffer message in a http request: experimentalprogramming.wordpress.com/2020/09/08/cl-… #lisp
Today's Common Lisp Project of the Day is "cl-ltsv". This system implements an LTSV logs parser and serializer. LTSV is based on TSV format but each field has a name. This lets us easily add new fields and to process logs in a manageable way:
cl-protobufs first github "release", interestingly version 2.0: github.com/qitab/cl-proto…
Nicolas Hafner (@Shinmera) finally opened a semi-decent tier! He is the author of Portacle, Kandria, several Common Lisp articles and, incredibly enough, 80+ libraries in Quicklisp! He's definitely at least a top 3 CL contributor. Let's give him some love! github.com/sponsors/Shinm…
Today's Common Lisp Project of the Day is "smug". This system provides a framework for building parsers in a functional way. Smug parsers are lisp functions which can be combined together to process complex grammar.
Today's Common Lisp Project of the Day is "lazy". This is a small library by @codeninja_blog. It provides only a macro to wrap and remember any form and a function to force its evaluation. For example, let's create a few functions which accept and return lazy objects:
Today's Common Lisp Project of the Day is "dynamic-classes". This is a very interesting but undocumented library which allows to dynamically create CLOS classes as a mixin composition. Mixins are chosen depending on parameters given to the constructor.
Ever wondered how #lisp ASDF works? I wrote a short beginner article you can check out: sinax.be/blog/lisp/gett…
Want to use our new cl-protobuf library. Find a starting example: experimentalprogramming.wordpress.com/2020/08/25/pro…
Name your favorite programming construct that is as dangerous as powerful. My favorite is the #lisp loop macro, a construct so powerful that it has it's own "periodic table"
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