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- Time matters: watching lisp experts programming
Yesterday my friend Chris said: you can learn more from watching an expert doing smth for 10 mins, than reading a book for an hour. It’s very true. In this spirit, I’m posting two videos about lisp programming.
- HunchenToot day
Quite an intense experience getting everything to work properly with lisp and Hunchentoot (a CM web-server), but I succeeded eventually yahoooo …. I am just giving a brief overview here, and some pointers. Among them, a blog entry by Bill Clementson was pretty useful in keeping me in a good mood :-) First of all, […]
- Lisp and the Web
I’ll be posting more about this – it’s a very lisp-ed period of life. Who said you cannot develop webapps using the old-fashioned lisp? The more i look for this sort of stuff, the more I find resources. After the usual ‘parenthesis fright’, and installation angers you can get it going: Hunchentoot. Hunchentoot is a […]
- Let’s visualize ’em
Since I’ve got to annotate and reorganize a large set of text data, I guess I willl have to visualize them too at some point. This part of the job is really exciting I must say. Somehow, i have a visual mind (whatever that means). So I had a look around to check hat’s around, […]
Parerga und Paralipomena / At the core of all well-founded belief lies belief that is unfounded – Wittgenstein
