newbie group http://groups-beta.google.com/group/common-lisp-beginners
Hi,
I just created a new group only for very newbies Common Lisp
Programmers.
This group is only suitable for developers trying to learn Common Lisp
as a new language, or just looking for some very basic lisp snippet of
code.
The idea is to have a corner for learning Common Lisp before becoming a
real lisp programmer that could participate here.
The group is for first level programming students, or for developers
using another programming languages like me.
I have experience in C#, VB.NET, and want to go into functional
languages, particularly Common Lisp.
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/common-lisp-beginners
greetings,
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Please Help!!! Lisp Newbie.
... topics like memory-management, CPU architecture and the factors of the ... Languages. ... Start with "Practical Common Lisp" by Peter Seibel or "Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming" by Peter Norvig. ... (comp.lang.lisp) - Re: whats it worth to write a short program for polynomial multiplication?
... Common Lisp Object System ... The idiom is called a double dispatch pattern. ... languages, when you invoke a method ("send a message" in Smalltalk, ... It is pretty handy for programming, though, and I think ... (sci.math.symbolic) - Re: F#
... they have chosen Common Lisp _because_ of the ... The efficiency of a program is very hard to predict, especially for large programs, and the programming language and implementation thereof that is used is only one of many different factors. ... Knowing a success story only tells me that other people ... (comp.lang.functional) - Re: Lisp or Smalltalk for Specific Suicide Mission (er...Project)?
... programming, it's importance can rank from 100% to as ... You have suggested to use either Smalltalk or Common Lisp. ... attitude to that time the "mainstream" languages user have today. ... are simply work-arounds of constraints in the diverse languages, ... (comp.lang.lisp) - Re: Paul Grahams Arc is released today... what is the long term impact?
... not mistaken Common Lisp was just a mash-up of many other lisps. ... was to combine the two languages. ... disagree with a lot about Arc, but to me it's Common Lisp 2, because ... What matters are concepts like functional programming, not concrete functional programming languages; object-oriented programming, not concrete object-oriented programming languages; imperative programming, not concrete imperative programming languages; programmable programming languages, not concrete programmable programming languages. ... (comp.lang.lisp) |
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