Planet Lisp Archives - May, 2007

May, 2007

Planet Lisp

May, 2007

1st

new archive release - Nathan Froyd
asdf-install & Windows - Sean Ross
Lisp trajectory - Zach Beane
Climacs and Java - John Q. Splittist
Method Cache Hacking - Nikodemus Siivola

2nd

Why I Don't Like EVAL-ALWAYS - Nikodemus Siivola

3rd

Code coverage tool for SBCL - Juho Snellman
Backups and the Cobbler's Children - Bill Clementson

4th

Bioinformatics Developer, Bristol-Myers Squibb - Lispjobs
Lisp Blogs | Yahoo Pipes | Lisp Mashup - Bill Clementson
I Still Don't Like EVAL-ALWAYS - Nikodemus Siivola

6th

ASDF system definition files for Fortran 77 codes - Mario S. Mommer
New Wiki for the ECL project - ECL News

7th

Programmer Analyst II-UCB, Berkeley - Lispjobs
7 May 2007 - Ingvar Mattsson
cll post of the year - Zach Beane

8th

It has been awhile - Bryan Green
the birth of roflbot - Zach Beane

9th

Wrapping code using compiler macros - Geoff Wozniak

10th

smarkup 0.3.3 - Cyrus Harmon
nuclblog 0.3.1 - Cyrus Harmon
cl-pdf-lm - Cyrus Harmon

11th

Lispdoc: firefox plugin and htmlization - William Bland

12th

Impromptu - Christian Lynbech
Internships at Streamtech, The Hague - Lispjobs

13th

13 May 2007 - Ingvar Mattsson

14th

The static/dynamic albatross - Geoff Wozniak
ILC07 pictures. - Christian Lynbech
Concurrent Beer Song in Erlang - Bill Clementson

15th

Parsing HTML and memory fault from cl-curl - Liam Healy
Lispdoc - Online Lisp Documentation Search - Bill Clementson

16th

DRAKMA - Liam Healy

17th

European Lisp Workshop '07 - news - Pascal Costanza

18th

Redefining it - Richard Cook

20th

MapReduce Beer Song in Erlang - Bill Clementson

21st

Macrolet and let be - Gary King

22nd

Matt Jadud in Vancouver - Bill Clementson

23rd

Human and computers probably shouldn't trust each other - Geoff Wozniak
A lisp-based PIC assembler. - Jon Philpott
Using data profiling in a running system - Geoff Wozniak
(Non) snappy dressers for New York financial services - Lispjobs
Webdev in Boston (Consulting) - Lispjobs
Intelligent video surveillance, perhaps some Lisp (Consulting in Houston, Texas) - Lispjobs
Farm Where the Fertilizer is Thickest - Bill Clementson
CLtL2 - William Bland
Ok, so this was lame. - Andreas Fuchs

24th

http-twiddle.el, or, SLIME for HTTP - Luke Gorrie
Web UI developer, Me.dium, Boulder, Colorado - Lispjobs

26th

My Pretties at Home - Nikodemus Siivola
Practical Common Lisp going into 3rd printing - Peter Seibel

27th

Relax NG for cxml - David Lichteblau
arbitrary precision decimal library - Jack Unrue

28th

Concurrent Beer Song in Erlang - Part 2 - Bill Clementson

29th

Distel = Emacs erlang-mode++ - Bill Clementson
Lisp Developers, Teleonto Technologies, Hyderabad, India - Lispjobs
Hunchentoot and packages - Sean Ross

30th

Lots of good comments - Gary King
Announce: CL-Mathstats 0.8.1 - Gary King
Objects as functions - Geoff Wozniak

31st

31 May 2007 - Ingvar Mattsson