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Running Lisp in Production
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Running Lisp in Production by Vsevolod Dyomkin and Kevin McIntire. From the post: At Grammarly, the foundation of our business, our core grammar engine, is written in Common Lisp. It currently processes more than a thousand sentences per second, is...
May 2016 Quicklisp dist update now available
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New projects: cl-ecs — An implementation of the Entity-Component-System pattern mostly used in game development. — MIT cl-htmlprag — A port of Neil Van Dyke's famous HTMLPrag library to Common Lisp. — LGPL 2.1 cl-messagepack-rpc — A Common Lisp implementation...
0. Introducing ANA (ANA is Not Aaron)
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ANA (ANA is Not Aaron) is a computer program I am developing to draw and paint autonomously. The eventual goal is for ANA to be able to accept some basic parameters and to create original drawings and paintings within some genre and with a defined set...
Julien Danjou: OpenStack meets Lisp: cl-openstack-client
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A month ago, a mail hit the OpenStack mailing list entitled "The OpenStack Community Welcomes Developers in All Programming Languages". You may know that OpenStack is essentially built using Python, and therefore it is the reference language for the...

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Planet Lisp Archives - May, 2015

< April, 2015[1] May, 2015 June, 2015[2] > May, 2015 1st ECL Quarterly - Volume I[3] - ECL News A small step in the right direction: https for quicklisp.org[4] - Quicklisp news ...
Planet Lisp Archives - June, 2014

< May, 2014[1] June, 2014 July, 2014[2] > June, 2014 3rd Doctoral Studentship in Computational Musicology, London[3] - Lispjobs 10th CL news[4] - Zach Beane Moving to Spa...

Planet Lisp

In some languages, like Lisp and OCaml, every language construct is an expression that returns a value. Other languages, like Java or Python, have two kinds of language constructs: expressions, ...