Category Archives: English

New quickhoney site

Hans has programmed a very nice JavaScript based website for quickhoney. The backend uses BKNR, and runs under FreeBSD with CMUCL 19a, and its complete sourcecode can be found in the BKNR subversion repository. I spent most of the morning … Continue reading →

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Name collision

It seems ParenScript is already used as a project name :/ I’ll have to come up with another thing, then…

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ParenScript

I actually have a lot of real work to do, so I had to quit my “opensource-programming” procrastination as fast as possible. That’s why I rushed the release of my Lisp to Javascript “compiler” ParenScript. Compiler is actually a very … Continue reading →

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ecto

Ecto somehow managed to fuck up all the fixed-width text used for program code in the LISP entries. This will get fixed ASAP, sorry. Update: it should be better now :). Here is the LISP sourcecode I used to cleanup … Continue reading →

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Javascript experiences: tooltips

I finally wrote my first “real” javascript program this weekend. I have a lot of articles about biology. Each article can have tables, figures, and references to other articles. Furthermore, each article has a kind of small introductory text, called … Continue reading →

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A short practical overview of MOP: part 2

This is the second posting of what will be a series about practical uses of the Metaobject Protocol. The MOP enables introspection and customization of the Common Lisp Object System. In the first posting, we saw how to create custom … Continue reading →

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A short practical overview of the Metaobject Protocol

I’ll try to write this blog entry in english. I’m not very used to writing in english though, so please bear with me 🙂 I will try to show how to use the Metaobject Protocol for CLOS (the Lisp OO … Continue reading →

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