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Debugging Lisp Part 2: Inspecting
- auvi 11y agoI am following this series like my favorite TV show! Eagerly waiting for the next ones. If the author writes a book on it, I'll buy for sure.
- eggy 11y agoLikewise. This is exactly what I need to continue with Lisp. Up until now, I have been writing 10 to 20 line programs and rosetta code copies. This really firms up my understanding on how to actually use Slime effectively and understand a bit more of what Lisp/slime has to offer.
- jes 11y agoCompletely agree. I am using SLIME+SBCL a lot right now and these articles are coming at a great time. They really help to demonstrate the power of the tooling.
- monkeyshelli 11y agoI'm doing the Google/lisp-koans (https://github.com/google/lisp-koans https://github.com/google/lisp-koans), and I do agree, these articles are great on learning the innerworks of the tools and the language itself. Great stuff.
- agentultra 11y agoThe CL community on exercism.io is small but top-notch and very helpful. Even after something like 7 years of CL hobby programming I learned something new having experienced Lispers review my code.
- simplegeek 11y agoCan anyone kindly let me know how did he create those mini videos (or those animated videos that shows steps? Thanks in advance.
- malisper 11y agoThey are gifs. I used Open Broadcaster Software to record the videos and then used ezgif.com to convert those videos into gifs.
- simplegeek 11y agoThank you. I am learning Scheme using Dr. Scheme, are you aware of any such debugging tools for Scheme as well? Kindly let me know. Keep up the good work, you've a very good blog.
- malisper 11y agoI'm afraid I don't know that much about debugging with Scheme. I've never built anything large enough with it that I would need to extensively learn how to use the debugger.