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Working on Ultralisp.org, talking about Common Lisp at https://www.youtube.com/@40Ants

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2024-07-29 00:21:37

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@npub1dtw…85ra this would be wonderful.
I'm planning to create a documentation on how the project works. It will be cool if you'll review this documentation.
Also we could setup an access to the server for you.

2024-07-28 23:55:10

I'm planning a serious surgery operation at August and looking for people willing to maintain Ultralisp.org and/or some projects in the github.com/40ants organization.
Just in case if something will go wrong and I'll not be able to continue my opensource work.
Feel free to contact me here or via an email: [email protected]
#commonlisp #opensource #maintenance

2024-06-07 11:09:45

A new interesting project was added to Ultralisp.org recently:
https://github.com/garlic0x1/fusillade
It allows to run map and filter on a thread pool.
It is a lightweight alternative to LPARALLEL useful in case if all you want is to just speedup some pieces of your code without need to think about shared pools, futures, etc.
#coommonlisp is #cool #programming_language

2024-05-14 23:50:31

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

2024-05-09 23:42:08

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

2024-05-07 14:41:47

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!

2024-04-22 08:05:11

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@npub15xl…dj0q take a look at the https://40ants.com/project-templates/. It generates different kinds of applications for me.

2024-04-07 22:20:12

On this weekend I've implemented more features in my static site generator:
- sitemaps
- ability to divide posts into streams - necessary to make a multilingual blog
- pages where content is generated by lisp code - I use it to fetch and render information about all my opensource projects, hosted at the github.
Only a few features have to be implemented before the first release. Most important are "clean URLs" and documentation.
Yes, I consider a documentation is a very important feature!

2024-03-30 06:32:57

Decided to write my own static site generator in Common Lisp, more flexible than Coleslaw.
Coleslaw is good, but does not allow many things, for example it always symlinks index.html to a first page of the blog posts index page (PR to solve this issue https://github.com/coleslaw-org/coleslaw/pull/100 is not merged since 2015).
I want to make my solution more CLOS oriented with more extension points.
#new #commonlisp #project

2023-10-30 12:12:55

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@npub1yw5…c6m0 @npub1xgj…8fph
You can use usual Lisp macros and functions to define the configuration and to generate YAML or JSON (most Yaml parsers are able to read JSON too).
I'm doing this successfully to generation of Github Actions. Here is my project's docs: https://40ants.com/ci/