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Hi Rui, Unfortunately i haven't managed to get any more information about portuguese lisp-related usergroups, maybe if we manage to find some more portuguese lispers we can think about starting some small pt community... i guess it will not be easy since the only portuguese lispers i've managed to f...

Ehehehe, I know this is a really lame topic but... I was wondering about what's everyone's preferences are when it comes to emacs color themes. I personally am running a slightly altered dark-laptop theme. I also use emacs for php coding and i never really found a color theme that i enjoyed in php-m...

I think i'd do something like: (defun cseries-list (n a) (loop for i from 1 upto n collect (c-series i a))) Not sure if that's more lispy than what you provided, but has the advantage of using the c-series function thus better code re-use. One sidenote is that you don't need to define the even funct...

I'd just like to thank you guys for the rich information provided. I'd really like to tryi and incorporate Lisp into my company's production pipeline but i'm still far from managing that, with all the various info provided i believen i'm now a step closer to it. I'm working on some community site an...

Hi, does anyone around here been using Common Lisp for developing real web applications? I've been using PHP for all my web programming but since i started learning Lisp i feel like i could really take advantage of this great language, so i started playing around with hunchentoot, cl-who, clsql and ...

Thanks for your explanations Jacques, I must say this is all quite new to me, our shop's workflow with requirements until now was myself getting a verbal requirements run-through with my boss by my side in something like a 10-20 minutes briefing and that was it, it's easy to see that both the develo...

CLOS is amazingly powerful and above all it's amazingly simple to use when you look at how powerful it is. The other system i have played with, that seemed as friendly in it's approach to Object Orientation was Smalltalk but it didn't feel as natural to me since it enforces a strict OOP style and i ...

Hi Jacques, thanks for your reply, i'll try to check that title at the local book store and see if fits my needs. I never thought of using a trac-like tool for keeping track of requirements. Can you detail a bit on how that works? I mean, do you use it to interface with the clients? And if so, how's...

Hi to all, i know this might be slightly off-topic here so let me put it in context. For the last couple of years i've been working for a small studio as a web developer working on several small web applications. After spending so much time complaining to my superiors that i wasn't getting enough an...

Hi aml, thanks for your answer. It's great finding out about those meetings at IST, actually about a week or two ago i ran into a very interesting screencast on emacs + slime debugging from a professor at IST (hmmm... just noticing that was probably you...) and i have googled trying to find some kin...