ไม่พบผลลัพธ์สำหรับ "#commonlisp"
ไม่พบผลลัพธ์สำหรับ "#commonlisp"

but #commonlisp is so 'ugly'. there's ae macro for that... #commonlispmacros #noveltyengine

implosion010's tweet image. but #commonlisp is so 'ugly'.  there's ae macro for that...
#commonlispmacros #noveltyengine

#CommonLisp arrays map perfectly to #PostgreSQL arrays. I wish more languages had true multidimensional arrays.

nmartyanoff's tweet image. #CommonLisp arrays map perfectly to #PostgreSQL arrays. I wish more languages had true multidimensional arrays.

あー、足を踏み入れてしまいました #commonlisp #lisp

8823min's tweet image. あー、足を踏み入れてしまいました
#commonlisp
#lisp

Good progress on my #CommonLisp #PostgreSQL client. It may not look like much, but it comes with SCRAM-SHA-256 authentication (thanks to OpenSSL for the primitives). Next step is support for extended queries with type mapping for value parsing.

nmartyanoff's tweet image. Good progress on my #CommonLisp #PostgreSQL client. It may not look like much, but  it comes with SCRAM-SHA-256 authentication (thanks to OpenSSL for the primitives).

Next step is support for extended queries with type mapping for value parsing.

Just realized I needed JSON pointers (RFC 6901) for OpenAPI. So today I wrote a minimal #CommonLisp implementation. Having a REPL to write this kind of feature interactively is incredibly comfortable.

nmartyanoff's tweet image. Just realized I needed JSON pointers (RFC 6901) for OpenAPI. So today I wrote a minimal #CommonLisp implementation.

Having a REPL to write this kind of feature interactively is incredibly comfortable.

And it works! Operation execution with path parameters, MIME media type matching for the response, automatic conversion of the JSON schema into a Tungsten JSON mapping with nice lispy symbols for keys. #CommonLisp

nmartyanoff's tweet image. And it works! Operation execution with path parameters, MIME media type matching for the response, automatic conversion of the JSON schema into a Tungsten JSON mapping with nice lispy symbols for keys.

#CommonLisp

#lisp #commonlisp @GarlicOne I want to build a computer using these instructions. 4 bit instruction stream.

BSamograd46530's tweet image. #lisp #commonlisp @GarlicOne 

I want to build a computer using these instructions.

4 bit instruction stream.

In #CommonLisp, you can define methods on generics from other packages, including the standard CL package. E.g. you can change the way hash tables are printed by redefining PRINT-OBJECT for the CL:HASH-TABLE class:

nmartyanoff's tweet image. In #CommonLisp, you can define methods on generics from other packages, including the standard CL package.

E.g. you can change the way hash tables are printed by redefining PRINT-OBJECT for the CL:HASH-TABLE class:

I now have basic monitoring for #CommonLisp applications, using @InfluxDB for storage and @grafana for beautiful panels. Really impressed by how SBCL behaves. The screenshot is taken after a HTTP load test. 156k req/s on 750 parallel connections, 49µs p50 latency, 63µs p99.

nmartyanoff's tweet image. I now have basic monitoring for #CommonLisp applications, using @InfluxDB for storage and @grafana for beautiful panels.

Really impressed by how SBCL behaves. The screenshot is taken after a HTTP
load test. 156k req/s on 750 parallel connections, 49µs p50 latency, 63µs p99.

I’m learning: quote vs eval. (list 'a 'b (+ 1 2)) ;; => (A B 3) '(+ 1 2) ;; => (+ 1 2) ; said, not done This cut surprise evals for me. #CommonLisp

skreieweydoTV's tweet image. I’m learning: quote vs eval.

(list 'a 'b (+ 1 2)) ;; => (A B 3)
'(+ 1 2) ;; => (+ 1 2) ; said, not done

This cut surprise evals for me. #CommonLisp

Written in 1984 and still the best introduction to #commonlisp

implosion010's tweet image. Written in 1984 and still the best introduction to #commonlisp

Finally found the time to start binding libssh in #CommonLisp. A bit more work than expected becaus libssh is low level. But I can use my own sockets and control everything, good. Now I can execute commands and get the exit code, stdout and stderr! Next step, SFTP support.

nmartyanoff's tweet image. Finally found the time to start binding libssh in #CommonLisp.

A bit more work than expected becaus libssh is low level. But I can use my own sockets and control everything, good.

Now I can execute commands and get the exit code, stdout and stderr!

Next step, SFTP support.

anyone can create their own #macros of #commonlisp completely unique to their own lexicon.. #pluralism #programming #Commonwealth

implosion010's tweet image. anyone can create their own #macros of #commonlisp completely unique to their own lexicon..  
#pluralism #programming #Commonwealth

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