So, Arc came out about a week ago, and I tried to stay away, but it was just too tempting. I ended up spending a week porting it to JavaScript.

Interesting work on Qi, a language based on Common Lisp which incorporates features such as (optional) type checking, pattern matching similar to those in ML and Haskell and logical programming (Prolog).
As of 2025-02-07, the domain name has been taken over by an indonesian site. Mark Tarver, the author of Qi has created a successor called Shen: https://shenlanguage.org/

New Axiom home page.

Why several programming languages should be taught.

The goal of this project is to locate source code, design documents, and other materials concerning the original LISP I/1.5 system, and as many of its follow-ons as possible.

Ideas and code for a Lisp which allows the user to chose between Lisp-1 and Lisp-2 semantics, by Kent Pitman. One idea here is to define a Lisp Omega which has an unbounded number of namespaces, and a macro facility on top it that unifies the two univer

Describes audio tools and some of their applications.

A Common Lisp library to allow querying del.icio.us. Might be useful to analyse my (currently it supports only access to the bookmarks of the account owner) bookmarks. As of 2013-02-15, the site is not accessible.

BlockCompiler (BC) is an experimental programming environment particularly for time-domain modeling and simulation of physical systems, but it also has appropriate support for digital signal processing. BC was originally developed for physics-based modeling.

Tips about Common Lisp programming on OS X.