5 posts tagged “lisp”
a wonderful little piece from peter norvig...
http://norvig.com/21-days.html?foo
ParenScript is a small Lispy language that can be compiled to JavaScript. It also comes with client-side HTML and CSS generation libraries. This approach simplifies the development of web applications by enabling all components of the application to be written in Lisp, so that HTML, CSS and JavaScript code can all be generated with the full power of Lisp and its macros.
I was reading Dan Weinreb's interesting article on "Why did symbolics fail?" and came across an excellent reference to Richard Gabriel's Patterns of Software essay.
So, in chapter 26 of Peter Seibel's Practical common lisp, we get to the
practical web programming in lisp
yummy! you say. yes, of course, i respond. *but* why the heck did we get that example with AllegroServe? lemme do this stuff from apache man... thankfully here is the PCL webapp work using apache and mod_lisp. now that's the stuff.
