Practical Common Lisp in Clojure It seems that a self- tutorial / eleborate “Hello, world!” exercise that many Common Lisp veterans frequently undertake is translating portions of Peter Seibel’s Practical Common Lisp to Clojure.
I am looking at a short Common Lisp tutorial today, and hope to get to reading Practical Common Lisp soon. Apparently it takes an unorthodox approach to exposing the reader to language features; macros are covered early on. …
From here you can try more stuff by following these tutorials and manual: Lisp Tutorial : Basic Lisp Programming; An Introduction and Tutorial for Common Lisp ; Practical Common Lisp ; Xah’s Emacs Lisp Tutorial ; CMUCL User’s Manual …
From here you can try more stuff by following these tutorials and manual: Lisp Tutorial : Basic Lisp Programming; An Introduction and Tutorial for Common Lisp ; Practical Common Lisp ; Xah’s Emacs Lisp Tutorial ; CMUCL User’s Manual …
Peter Siebel points out the fact that googling for “ common lisp tutorial ” gives poor results. I hope that this post will help a bit in improving the situation, because I think Practical Common Lisp is the best introduction to Lisp
With that in mind I did a small bit of search engine optimization today to make sure that the phrase “ Common Lisp tutorial ” appears on the main page of the Practical Common Lisp web site.
Instead of the Pickaxe, get Practical Common Lisp (http://www.gigamonkeys.com/book). Then install Lispbox (also available at the same URL).