Lisperator.net — Mihai Bazon's blog

I was thinking about this while cooking some meal.

Should the CL standard ever be revised, I would advocate for these two mildly incompatible changes: 1. eval-when The default compiler policy should be to evaluate each toplevel expression as if it were wrapped in: (eval-when (:compile-toplevel :load-tople…

In what now seems like a previous life, I wrote a IMAP library for Perl (Net::IMAP::Client).

In the past couple of months I've added some more CL support (some bitwise operators, some multi-dimensional array, and some reader customization), so one day I was able to load my QUEEN chess library and play a bit with it in the browser.

SLip is an aspiring Common Lisp environment in the browser.

I've put some love into my browser-based Lisp system.

I'm working on an IMAP client for Common Lisp.

As I find myself writing code in Ymacs sometimes, I wrote a mode suitable for editing Twig/Django templates.

Here is a small Emacs/SLIME tip, since I couldn't find it on Google and I had to come up with the solution myself.

I first learned the term dogfooding at Zimbra in 2005, where we were using the email server and client that we were developing.