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stevelosh.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text is a comprehensive guide to Common Lisp, covering its structure, libraries, and ecosystem. It explains the different layers of project organization, including files, packages, systems, and projects, and highlights popular libraries for various tasks such as utilities, threading, foreign function interfaces, regular expressions, HTTP clients, and more. The guide also discusses tools like Quicklisp and ASDF for managing dependencies and projects, and touches on the stability and community of the language. It concludes by emphasizing the depth of Common Lisp and the importance of careful study for mastering it. | |
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wumpus.pizza
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article explains how to manage Emacs buffers by hiding ancillary ones and using custom functions to control buffer switching behavior. | |
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atomized.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] This comprehensive guide explores the evolution of a Common Lisp project from a simple command-line application to a structured, maintainable system using advanced tools and libraries. The journey begins with a basic implementation using the built-in UIOP library, then progresses through modularization, system definition with ASDF, and finally incorporates external libraries like unix-opts for enhanced functionality. The article emphasizes the importance of organizing code through packages, systems, and build processes, while demonstrating how modern Lisp tooling can simplify development and maintenance. Key takeaways include the value of modular design, the role of ASDF in managing project dependencies, and the benefits of using external librar... | |
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notes.neeasade.net
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| | | [AI summary] The author expresses a deep appreciation for Emacs, highlighting its programmable state, blended environment, and extensive customization capabilities, while also sharing various customizations and integrations they've implemented. | ||
