svetlyak40wt

svetlyak40wt, 29 days ago to random

Do you have ideas, how we could make Lisp more popular and used in widely in commercial companies?

aclark, 30 days ago to random

Hey folks!

I'm the creator of Python @pillow & today is my birthday. Can I ask you for a favor?

I'm looking for a new role & I'd appreciate a boost. Check out my resume here:

• https://aclark.net/resume/

I'm passionate about Python, open source & making a living with open source. What's the next move?

Thank you @willmcgugan for the nudge ❤️

svetlyak40wt, 1 month ago to web

Great news, everyone!

I've published a first version of the static site builder StatiCL.

As you might assume from it's name, it is written in Common Lisp.

Now I'm replacing all my sites which used Coleslaw with this new builder, because it is more flexible and suitable not only for blogs.

Read more in the docs: https://40ants.com/staticl/

I need first testers, so feel free to share your feelings and issues. Also I'd appreciate if you'll boost this post.

#commonlisp #web #generator

svetlyak40wt, 1 month ago to random

Found an interesting project: https://github.com/tani/papyrus

It allows you two write #CommonLisp code in markdown files and these files can be loaded as other lisp files!

svetlyak40wt, 2 months ago to web

Finally published by new Common Lisp framework for web-scraping. It's name is ScrapyCL.

https://40ants.com/scrapycl/

I've made a tutorial which follows the same steps as a tutorial of the Python's Scrapy framework.

Wanna crawl the Internet? Use ScrapyCL!

This library is already available in the latest dist build at https://Ultralisp.org.

Boost the post please, to announce this release to a wider auditory!

#commonlisp #web #crawler

svetlyak40wt, 3 months ago to Lisp

Found an interesting project because it was added to Ultralisp.org recently.

It keeps lisp definitions in the SQLite database with all their history and allows to go back and forth between versions.

https://github.com/MarceColl/rekishi

The project is in the early stage though.

#lisp #ideas

lina, 5 months ago to random

say NO to 2024! no more years! #EndDates

• every year is worse than the last
• "being on time" is neuronormative and ableist
• date/time math is inconsistent and annoying
• "number goes up" is unsustainable
• "see you in a bit" is just fine
• nobody ever knows what day it is so let's just stop pretending
• buses don't run on "time", they show up when you light a cigarette
• deadlines were invented by capitalists
• global south forced to winter during summer
• time is an illusion and calendar isn't real - we made it up!

we can do better!

svetlyak40wt, 7 months ago to programming

Common Lisp library of the day!

This one was added to Ultralisp.org today:

https://github.com/elderica/ulid

It can replace UUID4 in some applications where orderd ids are needed.

#commonlisp #uuid #programming

svetlyak40wt, 7 months ago to random

Common Lisp Package of the day:

https://github.com/stylewarning/big-string

Go, play with it!

#commonlisp #strings

Advice needed, son wants to learn how to program

Hi all,...

svetlyak40wt, 8 months ago to Lisp

Digged into the Anki's database format using Pavel Korolev's https://github.com/common-lisp-gui-example/clanki-core

I thought it would be cool to implement a simple Anki interfaces using different GUI toolkits in #CommonLisp.

Sadly, Anki's cards are hardly tied to ability to render HTML and running JavaScript. I think it will be hard to implement such card viewer in many GUI toolkits, for example in NODGUI (https://codeberg.org/cage/nodgui)

Probably it will be easier to implement classic "Tasks" app? What do you think?

#lisp #gui

Which conditions would make reject or quit your job?

Being forced to use a particular OS, hardware or programming language? Working remotely? Certain company structure?

svetlyak40wt, 9 months ago to Lisp

Not #lisp related, but interesting article showing how to extend GDB with custom commands for pretty-printing data-structures:

https://interrupt.memfault.com/blog/automate-debugging-with-gdb-python-api

#gdb #python #programming

NodeJS vs Go

I want to learn another programming language now that I’ve been using Python for over 2 years now. I am kind of leaning on learning JS so that I can use it for the backend and also for the frontend. But the syntax is kind of weird. I heard Go is pretty good for the backend and also is compiled. What do y’all say? I also...

svetlyak40wt, 9 months ago to random

I'm thinking about support for ocicl package manager in Ultralisp.org

Interesting, how many people are using this (relatively new) package manager instead of quicklisp or CLPM?

Please, respond in comments which package manager are you using for #commonlisp!

schizanon, 9 months ago to webdev

#WebDev Question:

If a #web page is a #videogames, should the "back" button take you back to the main menu/title screen after you start a game?

#gamedev #html #javascript

svetlyak40wt, 9 months ago to random

I've created this post using Tooter - #commonlisp Mastodon client made by Nicolas Hafner.

svetlyak40wt, 10 months ago to Lisp

Congratulations, #Lisp users!

Today I've released a big feature of Ultralisp.org. Now it supports any Git repository. Previously only GitHub was supported.

Now anybody who uses git hosting other than GitHub, can add his code to the distribution!

fosskers, 10 months ago to random

Guys #ultralisp now supports any git source! Not just Github!

https://ultralisp.org/projects/fosskers/cl-transducers

#commonlisp