Marc Abramowitz

Here’s a page (from a blog that’s on my blogroll) which links to two screencasts that show using LispWorks (a Common Lisp implementation on the Mac with a nice IDE) to do HTTP client and server stuff and then to develop a Reddit-like web site in around 20 minutes.

I think these would be very impressive for . . . → Read More: Lisp movies

I was reading some essays about Common Lisp and came across a few interesting libraries for accessing some of Yahoo’s Web Services APIs:

cl-delicious: for accessing the del.icio.us API
cl-yahoo: for accessing the Yahoo! Search API
Clickr – for accessing the Flickr API

In the case of cl-delicious, it was a little harder to install (into SBCL on my Ubuntu . . . → Read More: Common Lisp libraries for Yahoo! APIs

A few months ago, while I was on a Lisp kick, I looked into installing and trying the UnCommon Web framework but I was put off on how difficult it was to install.

Well, it looks like some folks have worked to make it easy to install. At this nice page, they offer a UCW “boxset”, . . . → Read More: Lisp: UnCommon Web framework now easily installable

An interesting-looking Lisp dialect built on top of Common Lisp:

Qi for the . . . → Read More: Qi for the Lisp Programmer

There’s a pretty easy way to download and install a lot of Common Lisp software packages. It’s called ASDF-Install.

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