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First off, my apologies for joining the noise and contributing to it.
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At work, we’re experimenting with Claude Code, and I must say, it’s quite impressive.
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Today I am launching my book The Genius of Lisp and this is some background on why I set about writing Yet Another Computer History Book.
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If there is one thing that confuses newcomers to Common Lisp, it is the interplay of built-in CL functionality, add-ons like Quicklisp and ASDF, and what all the words mean.
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With Elixir and Phoenix and LiveView humming away at work, and a book in the works on the Lisp programming language (more on that later), I decided to do as much of my spare time hacking in Lisp, to the point where my operating system is defined in Lisp,…
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When developing software in teams, there are always seemingly conflicting forces at work.
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Our industry is largely driven by fads: someone comes up with a great idea, and people then lift that idea out of context, run with it, and declare it “the true and only way.”
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The last couple of months I’ve been deeply immersed in the combination of Elixir with Phoenix LiveView for the Web UI, Commanded as a CQRS/ES implementation, and PostgreSQL for persistence - I think I heard someone call it the CELP stack, so let’s call it…
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I’ve now worked with “The Cloud” for long enough to see that there’s still a long way to go before it becomes materially better than, say, the oldschool method of renting a couple of servers with a co-location company and running your software there.
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One of the more fun bits of hardware I have acquired in the last couple of years is the NodeMCU development board.