Practical Common Lisp (2009)

Re:Practical Common Lisp (2009) by tosh on Monday July 30, 2018 @11:31AM (#17645130)

I wonder what would be a great replacement topic nowadays. Ruby on Rails era was the blog in 5 minutes. What is "the project" now?

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Re:Practical Common Lisp (2009) by grblovrflowerrr on Monday July 30, 2018 @12:52PM (#17645880)

For front-end the community seems to have landed todo lists as "the project".

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Re:Practical Common Lisp (2009) by techbio on Monday July 30, 2018 @02:22PM (#17646705)

Todo lists lack so much basic app functionality. They are only low-hanging fruit for a common article pattern.

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Re:Practical Common Lisp (2009) by Areading314 on Monday July 30, 2018 @11:34AM (#17645150)

Building a data pipeline? Some kind of CV problem? Async chat server?

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Re:Practical Common Lisp (2009) by orwin on Monday July 30, 2018 @12:33PM (#17645706)

async IRC with ring buffers was one of my last school C project. It was really interesting and straightforward, and despite its "obviousness", it still made me understand better some C and unix key principles. I think it's a great idea for discovering a new language.

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Re:Practical Common Lisp (2009) by jhoechtl on Monday July 30, 2018 @11:33AM (#17645142)

The chat bot?

Blockchain in five minutes?

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Re:Practical Common Lisp (2009) by varjag on Monday July 30, 2018 @12:15PM (#17645564)

Chat bots have been in Lisp textbooks since 1960s, kinda dated too!

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