Archive for the ‘Lisp’ Category

Macropis – a Web Development Framework in PicoLisp

Monday, September 16th, 2013

Macropis is a web dev framework that aims to eliminate the tedious parts of creating new applications and sites.... Read More

Hiding Clojure and Elisp docstrings in Emacs

Saturday, June 15th, 2013

Docstrings are nice but some hours ago I just realized that they were taking up too much space, limiting my overview of the code.... Read More

Using a Clojure Macro to Recreate Picolisp’s Make Environment

Saturday, May 25th, 2013

Today I wanted to look into Clojure’s macro functionality and I thought recreating Picolisp’s make environment would be a fairly easy exercise.... Read More

Emacs 24 and Clojure

Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
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So there’s been a while since I last dabbled in Clojure and a lot has happened.... Read More

PicoLisp and Linux/GNU system commands

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

Most of the most commonly used and useful Linux commands needs a file as input, in the shell this can be circumvented by for instance a line like this: echo “hej” | md5sum.... Read More

ECB method browsing for PicoLisp

Sunday, June 5th, 2011
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I just got method browsing in ECB working by way of Semantic.... Read More

Downloading binary files with Clojure

Saturday, February 26th, 2011

In addition to the FRED stuff we downloaded and parsed in the prior tutorial we now need the commodities too, they can be found on the USGS homepage.... Read More

Leiningen and running Ring / Jetty on the fly

Friday, February 18th, 2011

That damn Leiningen et al breaks with the past all the time, the docs at the page of the run plugin are already out of date.... Read More

Clojure and MySQL

Sunday, February 13th, 2011

It’s time to start saving the data we downloaded in the prior part in a MySQL database.... Read More

Parsing Economic data with Clojure

Sunday, February 13th, 2011

I’ve just got it into my head that I want to do some economical research and set out to find a big set of data, which I quickly did in the form of the St Lous FED’s FRED API/service.... Read More