Presented by:

I'm a Linux enthusiast and freshman at the University of Washington.

Yep, that language you forgot about after Comp Sci 101 is still alive and kicking! We'll explore the present and future of this ancient language, with a focus on Common Lisp:

  • The general state of the Common Lisp language and development tools today, including some of the crazy things you can do with Emacs!
  • StumpWM and the Next browser, examples of useful Common Lisp applications for the Linux desktop.
  • Tools like parenscript which are putting Lisp on the client-side of the web.

By the end of this presentation, you should be inspired to go home, install Emacs, and start (meta-)*programming!

NOTE: I didn't realize quite how short this presentation had to be, so be ready for some sort of Lisp-related presentation that won't closely follow the bullet points above!

Date:
2019 November 16 - 14:00
Duration:
20 min
Room:
TALKS 3180
Language:
Track:
Programming
Difficulty:
Medium

Happening at the same time:

  1. There and Back Again, Reproducibly!
  2. Start Time:
    2019 November 16 14:00

    Room:
    TALKS 3178

  3. Once more with style
  4. Start Time:
    2019 November 16 14:00

    Room:
    TALKS 3183

  5. Project Springtime: a DIY backyard hydroponics system developed open-source-style
  6. Start Time:
    2019 November 16 14:00

    Room:
    TALKS 3179

  7. TeaGL
  8. Start Time:
    2019 November 16 14:15

    Room:
    Expo Hall