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Filtering Lisp-Based Log Files With Emacs Wrap-Up

Posted on 2011-12-17 by jcs

Yesterday’s post discussed some rudimentary methods of having log files stored as Lisp filter themselves. Today I planned to finish that discussion and remark on how Emacs provides a powerful environment for exploratory programming. The discussion of the 3 challenge … Continue reading →

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Why NYXT Is Programmed In Lisp

Posted on 2023-12-07 by jcs

NYXT is a browser with a workflow inspired by Emacs and Vim. In particular, it strives to be keyboard driven and use Emacs-like shortcuts to speed and ease navigation. The development team takes this inspiration seriously and uses Common Lisp … Continue reading →

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Interactive Java

Posted on 2023-11-24 by jcs

Those of you who have been around Irreal for awhile have heard me preach the gospel of interactive (or exploratory) programming before. I consider it the absolute best and most pleasing way to program. The problem is that it requires … Continue reading →

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