vindarel

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by vindarel 8y ago
An async http server ? What about Woo and Wookie ? https://github.com/orthecreedence/wookie seen on https://github.com/CodyReichert/awesome-cl#network-and-inter... also for reference some companie
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by vindarel 8y ago
Damn lispy is like all of them in one ! http://oremacs.com/lispy/
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by vindarel 8y ago
Just to counterbalance and give some hope: projects like CLASP (CL on LLVM) got university funds to development it (and the ecosystem on the way: LSP library,…). https://github.com/clasp-developers/clasp CL is still ad
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by vindarel 8y ago
Hey they are on the libraries page: https://common-lisp.net/libraries (taken from https://github.com/CodyReichert/awesome-cl )
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by vindarel 8y ago
In [Successful Lisp, how to understand and use CL]( http://www.communitypicks.com/r/lisp/s/17592186045679-succes... ) there is a chapter on debugging. Book's site, free dl: https://successful-li
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by vindarel 8y ago
I recognize Common Lisp in your expectations :] http://lisp-lang.org/ multiparadigm, efficient, super tools (debugger, repl),… https://github.com/CodyReichert/awesome-cl
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by vindarel 8y ago
Karax is very promising to me. The Nim forum was re-built with it recently: https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum However, it has no totally no documentation, and seems super alpha.
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by vindarel 8y ago
Hey go with Common Lisp :D
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by vindarel 8y ago
It isn't that bad: - https://github.com/CodyReichert/awesome-cl - http://quickdocs.org/
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by vindarel 8y ago
How so ? In CL you can build an executable. ( https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/scripting.html#bu... ) It's large-ish (because it ships an interpreter, a debugger that we can access from outside, etc), but
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by vindarel 8y ago
I disagree. As Lisp is more moldable you can get to your point more easily, in a clear manner that is not obfuscated by the language limitations, syntax and constructs, and it's easier to refactor (you have less code to refactor). Like
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by vindarel 8y ago
> Now wihtout an import path you are on a fun hunt for its possible definition with grep. In Slime, use M-. and go to the definition of the thing at point. "without an import path" ? In CL at least we can very well do the equiv
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by vindarel 8y ago
Don't google it, go to the definition of the function at point (M-. in Slime), or ask the Lisp where this stuff comes from (symbol-package and all). > a terrible experience for beginers. Start with your own stuff ;)
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by vindarel 8y ago
FYI Lisp (CL) is still used and being adopted in some fields: - http://lisp-lang.org/success/ (pgloader was rewritten from python) - https://github.com/azzamsa/awesome-lisp-companies Besides what&
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by vindarel 9y ago
It's a nice tutorial but not a download-and-run app like Portacle is. And it messes up with our config: > Delete ~/.emacs or ~/.emacs.d if they exist.
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by vindarel 9y ago
Then you have Portacle ! Emacs isn't the only editor too: https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/editor-support.ht... Lem is also a ready-to-use editor (ncurses or Electron)(but Emacs+Slime is still the best e
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by vindarel 9y ago
A portable Spacemacs built with Portacle would be another great step. AFAIK Portacle is ready to be configured, it just needs to be done.
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by vindarel 9y ago
There's a fantastic update of the Weblocks framework going on: https://github.com/40ants/weblocks/blob/reblocks/docs/source... it's more or less like React, components based, but server-ba
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by vindarel 9y ago
test in peace, it doesn't interfere with your emacs config or anything else :)
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by vindarel 9y ago
I made it install with the latest version of Roswell, which I installed with linuxbrew (see wiki) (which compiles quite a bit of dependencies). More precisely ros version 0.0.6 didn't install darkmatter. But I get a stracktrace indeed,
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by vindarel 9y ago
I've been exploring CL lately. - IMO the documentation state is not great, but it's being worked on. (it's said to be non-existent for Haskell :p ) CL has many books to learn from (CL recipes of 2015 being the more interestin
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by vindarel 9y ago
Yes, we have Vim and Atom plugins: https://github.com/CodyReichert/awesome-cl#text-editor-resou... And [Portacle]( https://shinmera.github.io/portacle/ ) is an Emacs shipped with SBCL, Slime and Git
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by vindarel 9y ago
a bit late, but we also have an Atom plugin: https://atom.io/packages/atom-slime !