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Conrad Barski's Land of Lisp coming in October

• swah 16y ago
  Not a good time to sell Lisp. Too many interesting languages succeeding out there..
  • jasonbob 16y ago
    Succeeding? Yes. More interesting than Lisp? Definitely not.
    • jacquesm 16y ago
      More like lisp by another name. Clojure for instance.
      • swah 16y ago
        That's what I meant..
• drcode 16y ago
  Yes I can confirm this is 100% for sure- It's all completed except for post production stuff. Sorry there is still a wait ahead... I'm really happy with how it turned out, though. -Conrad Barski
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  • astine 16y ago
    Awesome, I've been waiting for this particular book to come out. Also, I'm in NoVA area... Any word when/if fringedc will start up again? Any help needed? Not to distract you from your real work anyway.
    • drcode 16y ago
      My main problem with FringeDC is the lack of a steady meeting space... Let me know if you have any ideas.
  • zephjc 16y ago
    Are there an excerpts from the book available? I didn't see any and was curious
  • funcall 16y ago
    Congratulations. Looking forward to it. Any chance you'll be releasing an e-book version also?
  • mahmud 16y ago
    Dr. Barski, I will be back in D.C. mid June. Is the monthly Fringe meetup still ongoing? Would love to meet.
• cabalamat 16y ago
  What version(s) of Lisp does it use? On what platforms?
• tzs 16y ago
  With a name like that, it really should have a cover that allows some nerdly variation on the Land O' Lakes boob trick.