Why Learn Lisp?
In the last article, I had shared my views on why programmers should learn Prolog, preferably as the first language.
Definite Clause Grammars in Lisp – Part 4
In a series of articles written earlier, I had shown how it is possible to model Definite Clause Grammars (DCG) in
Setting Up Function Hooks in Lisp
Lisp is known to be a highly dynamic language, where functions are first-class objects. It is possible to define and undefine
Calling Lisp Functions from Xojo
A few days ago, I purchased Xojo Pro commercial license. In case you haven’t heard about the product, Xojo is a
Book Review: Introducing Blockchain with Lisp
Title: Introducing Blockchain with Lisp: Implement and Extend Blockchains with the Racket Language Author: Boro Sitnikovski Publisher: Apress Year: 2021
Calling Lisp Functions from D Language
After exploring “newLisp” in the past few posts, I would like to start looking at the “D Programming Language” (DLang). DLang has
The “net-eval” Function in “newLisp”
One of the cool things about “newLisp” is that despite its small fooprint, it comes with a lot of functionality built-in.
Eager Future2 Common Lisp Library
Eager Future2 is a Common Lisp library that facilitates parallel computation. It is based on the idea of a “future”
lparallel: A Parallel Programming Library
You may recall that in the last article I had reviewed the book “Algorithms in Lisp” by Vsevolod Domkin. There was
Book Review: Programming Algorithms in Lisp
Title: Programming Algorithms in Lisp: Writing Efficient Programs with Examples in ANSI Common Lisp Author: Vsevolod Domkin Publisher: Apress Year: