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I donnot like any lisp implemented by Java, very bad taste of developer already.
by hk-mars 8y ago
I donnot like any lisp implemented by Java, very bad taste of developer already.
- 3rdAccount 8y agoThe Picolisp project has been around for ages and has been used for production work and is extremely impressive in my opinion. Generally speaking, only the APL family languages require less code (based off of looking at dozens of examples on Rosetta Code). Rebol is probably just as terse too, but not much else. As a language it is tiny and easy to understand. It can interface to C or Java and Android. It also has a built-in prolog like system. I like many of the choices made by the creator "Alexander Burger".
- projektfu 8y agoThe Lisp is native. This is a Java app that coordinates a native binary running pickup to present a web server that is used by the webview.
- alexis_read 8y agoI have a node-red instance that does a similar thing, to allow drag-n-drop programming (Including UI), and (using dnr) heterogeneous cluster processing on mobiles (ios and android). It starts a node-red server on the device, and uses cordova to host the webview. I'm in the process of adding an ag-grid node so you can do complex UIs in the dev environment on the phone/tablet. https://github.com/alexisread/noreml https://github.com/alexisread/noreml
- projektfu 8y agooops, wrote picolisp, autocorrected to pickup
- hk-mars 8y agoGot it, understood
- jedimastert 8y agoOh? Why would you say that is?