jackdaniel

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   by jackdaniel 10y ago

   Hey, thanks for the interest and the wishes! :-) Right now it doesn't work under Microsoft Windows, but it's one of the long-term goals. I plan to write some roadmap on the website On Monday. :-)
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   Crowdfunding McCLIM maintenance and development(common-lisp.net)

   35 points by jackdaniel 10y ago|6 comments
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   ECL Quarterly Volume IV(common-lisp.net)

   3 points by jackdaniel 10y ago|0 comments
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   by jackdaniel 10y ago

   yeah, my mistake. Thanks :)
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   by jackdaniel 10y ago

   I know that Racket is so much more right now, but I've put it in the "Scheme box" in my mind. Is it technically incorrect to treat Racket as Scheme on batteries?
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   by jackdaniel 10y ago

   Common Lisp is an ancestor of LISP and is more active every year. It puts its eggs in a "pragmatism" basket. Very good introductory book "Practical Common Lisp" by Peter Seibel[1]. Scheme is a lisp made from scratch. It
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   McCLIM – A Powerful GUI Toolkit for Common Lisp(common-lisp.net)

   9 points by jackdaniel 10y ago|0 comments
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   by jackdaniel 10y ago

   Embeddable Common-Lisp does that https://common-lisp.net/project/ecl/
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   by jackdaniel 10y ago

   Embeddable Common-Lisp[1] compiles Lisp to C and hooks to the compiler on the host system (generating and building code during the runtime is also possible). Moreover it's a full implementation of the Common Lisp and has a bytecode com
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    Embeddable Common-Lisp new website(common-lisp.net)

    2 points by jackdaniel 10y ago|0 comments
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    I don't own any ios device and support for it isn't merged in the repository yet. There are a few git repositories (a bit dated though), regarding building ECL with iPhone[1], and there is a project by Kris Kohlhepp[2] – I've
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    Embeddable Common-Lisp has now official Android support. It is also known to build for iPhone. It allows connecting via swank to the running application: https://common-lisp.net/project/ecl https://gitlab.co
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    ECL 16.1.2 release(common-lisp.net)

    4 points by jackdaniel 11y ago|0 comments
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    Common Lisp implementations graph(twitter.com)

    4 points by jackdaniel 11y ago|0 comments
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    ECL Quarterly Volume III(common-lisp.net)

    2 points by jackdaniel 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    "Twitter / Error" page here
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    I've encountered a perfectly capable developer as a manager. He was micromanaging us in very similar fashion mentioned in the article (urgent tasks, doing things "his way", short delivery times) and it was even worse, because
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    Yes. This is WIP and isn't suited for production code yet. Ultimately I want to make it a framework for developing applications for android in common lisp with the android-studio and sl4a integrations (there are some active forks so SL
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    thanks :)
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    Embeddable Common-Lisp Android 0.0.1 released(common-lisp.net)

    58 points by jackdaniel 11y ago|4 comments
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    I'm not sure what do you mean? I didn't write this rant. I find it amusing because it has some food for thought – for instance side note about rewarding idiotic behaviour. AFAIK Erik Naggum used Perl for a fair amount of time so I
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    This rant made me laugh one day: http://www.schnada.de/grapt/eriknaggum-perlrant.html Disclaimer: I don't know Perl and I have no opinion if this rant is deserved or not yet it's an enjoyable read.
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    Thanks! Don't forget to report a bugs if you find any :-)
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    We're working on it (documentation that is). You may find interesting directory examples/ in the source distribution archive.
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    Embeddable Common-Lisp 16.0.0 released(common-lisp.net)

    55 points by jackdaniel 11y ago|7 comments
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    ECL Quarterly Volume II(common-lisp.net)

    5 points by jackdaniel 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    ECL (Embeddable Common-Lisp) is an interpreter of the Common-Lisp language as described in the X3J13 Ansi specification, featuring CLOS (Common-Lisp Object System), conditions, loops, etc, plus a translator to C, which can produce standalo
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    Embeddable Common-Lisp 16.0.0 RC1 available(mailman.common-lisp.net)

    7 points by jackdaniel 11y ago|1 comments
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    by jackdaniel 11y ago

    I don't understand, what is counterintuitive in this definition. Freedom isn't the same as benefit, so I presume second sentence isn't an argument. If users happen to be developers, they might want to fix bugs, or remove anno