By bloid
via pchristensen.com
Published: Jan 16 2008 / 03:33
I am a fairly new member of the Lisp community, so new that most people have never heard of me. I’m one of the young programmers that have read the excellent writing from Paul Graham, Raganwald, and Steve Yegge and decided to try Lisp out for myself. I’ve had much more time available in small chunks, enough to read tutorials and articles on the internet but not enough to dive into heavy programming. As a result, I’ve gotten to know the community and history better than the language and tools, probably better than any new convert. Here are some observations I’ve made (summary then detail)
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Google expands security bug bounty program to Chrome OS
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Limiting your abstractions: Reflections on the Interface Segregation Principle
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WebKit Isn't Breaking the Web. You Are
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Results of Joel Spolsky's "What Programmers Want" Survey
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Code Migrations Evolved: EF 4.3 Released
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Data Transfer Using QueryStrings Among Asp.Net Pages
Comments
Kaveh Shahbazian replied ago:
A precise and good post on Lisp. in addition I think will have a new appearance in syntax (like Dylan or REBOL) too!
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