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Nice write-up: https://blog.djhaskin.com/blog/why-i-chose-common-lisp/

note: I will rewrite this to be much more readable for the avg non-lisper

but its sometimes hilarious how ugly lisp can be, specially when you're using car/cdr/cadr/cadddr/etc. instead of the friendlier alternatives of first/rest/second/fourth/etc.

huff

I made something

Puff, a Huff compiler implemented in Racket (lisp)

https://github.com/z80dev/puff

/huff is alive and it's only getting better...

Multipos native mobile app on Sailfish OS. Almost feature complete with the (SaaS) web app I was working on earlier.

This is all Common Lisp and QML done with Paul Ruetz great LQML library: https://gitlab.com/eql/lqml

The white rectangles are a minor issue and fixed easily. Still have to add image support.

Next step is building for Android.

https://warpcast.com/aerique.eth/0x260b5522

After a chat with a friend I thought I'd start on a native client, see how far I get.

They have some advantages and disadvantages compared to a SaaS web app.

What do you guys & galls think the pros and cons are? (assuming I can get it into the Google and Apple app stores)

BTW This is written in Common Lisp (also the front-end this time using LQML).

BTW This is written in Common Lisp (also the front-end this time using LQML).

https://warpcast.com/aerique.eth/0x1afb4a5d

fxhash

Updated my fxhash example project for Common Lisp: https://codeberg.org/aerique/fxhash-jscl-example#fxhash-example-project-for-common-lisp

It just puts some random circles, lines and rectangles on the screen but should have everything to get one started.

https://warpcast.com/aerique.eth/0x380454aa

https://itch.io/jam/autumn-lisp-game-jam-2024

Someday I'm actually going to Feynman this

i’m finally reading the wizard book (SICP). what better way to do it than with emacs 😎