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  1. cl-torrents, app and (extensive) tutorial: web scraping and building executables

    Lately we exercised our Lisp skills by writing cl-torrents, an app that searches for torrents on several sources (the Pirate Bay through piratebay.to, Kickass torrents and torrent.cd), and we wrote an extensive tutorial in the making (that was actually our

  2. Continuous Integration and delivery on Gitlab CI, testing locally with Docker

    Best read in the Cookbook !

  3. Installing libraries, dependencies management

    Common Lisp may have more libraries than you think.

  4. Lisp software

    There’s a fantastic showcase of succesfull Common Lisp software on lisp-lang.org: http://lisp-lang.org/success/ so go there first.

  5. Why do we have to wait one month for Quicklisp updates ?

    If you didn’t know that, now you do.

  6. How to do Functional Programming in Common Lisp ?

    or “Common Lisp is not very functional-programming oriented”.

  7. Data Structures

    What the heck are alists and plists exactly, how do we manipulate data structures ?

  8. Common Lisp Async Web Scraping

    The set of tools to do web scraping in Common Lisp is pretty complete and pleasant.

  9. How to Get a File Size (and others Posix Attributes like its mtime) in Common Lisp

    There is nothing built-in since CL predates the posix standard.

  10. How to access url query parameters in Clack, Lucerne or Caveman

    edit: I found Snooze (by Sly and Yasnippet’s author) easier and cleaner in this regard.

  11. Is There Something Like Clojure's Figwheel for interactive web dev with the browser in Common Lisp ?

    Looks like there is: trident-mode, an “Emacs minor mode for live Parenscript interaction”, based on skewer but: trident-mode doesn’t seem to be used in the wild (while skewer-mode is) and I don’t know Figwheel so all I can say is that it seems a bit diffe…

  12. Getting started: how to install a Common Lisp development environment

    or “could not find recent and easy installation steps [fixed]“.

  13. String manipulation is frustrating [fixed]

    One of the first things I wanted to do in the REPL was some string manipulation.

  14. Why is there no generic operators ?

    TLDR; because the object system came afterwards (and it was not the intention to make CL entirely object oriented).

  15. Example of interactively changing the current executed Lisp code in the debugger

    The awesome example we will read comes from a comment by user lispm inside a discussion on this reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/65ct5j/a_pythonist_finds_a_new_home_at_clojure_land/.

  16. About me

    Hi, it’s Vincent.