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retro-style.software-by-mabe.com | ||
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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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danielbachler.de
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| | | | | I've used F# a lot in the last 3 years and for quite some time I wanted to collect a few good starting points to venture into F# in one place. I also wanted ... | |
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lisp-journey.gitlab.io
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| | | | | This is a description of the Common Lisp ecosystem, as of January, 2021, from the perspective of a user and contributor.The purpose of this article is both to give an overview of the ecosystem, and to help drive consolidation in each domain.Each application domain has recommendations for consolidating that part of the ecosystem, and pointers for interesting future work.This article is derived from Fernando Borretti's State of the Common Lisp ecosystem from 2015, hence the introduction that sounded familiar. | |
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www.java-tv.com
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| | | This video reveals the long lost secret of how to write readable Java code. Self explaining method names, fluent interfaces, DSLs, helpful frameworks... We are always looking for ways to make our code more readable. But in our quest, we seem to have forgotten something. The most effective way to make any code more readable. | ||
