Aspect-Oriented Programming and Lisp
Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is a popular approach to handle cross-cutting concerns in an application. Common examples of cross-cutting functionality are
Desirable Features of Homeopathic Software
There are many good homeopathic programs today. RADAR, RADAROpus, MacRepertory, ISIS, Mercurius, and Complete Dynamics are among the popular ones
Multimethods in Lisp
In object-oriented languages such as C++ and Java, virtual functions are dynamically dispatched based on the runtime type of the
Learning LISP – Resources
During my talks on Lisp Programming, I am invariably asked to suggest good books to start learning the language. Here
Experimenting with Wearable Devices!
Adafruit develops nice wearable devices. Flora is one of their popular Arduino wearable modules. I stitched together the Flora module, Accelerometer/Compass
Controlling cloudBit using Raspberry Pi 2
I have had Raspberry Pi for two years now and badly wanted to get the newer Raspberry Pi 2. I
Using Reaktor 6 as a OSC Receiver
Open Sound Control (OSC) is a successor to MIDI and facilitates more flexible communication between software and multimedia devices. In