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An Object in Lisp. Part 6
What a way to start a little update on the the object framework that I have been pushing on. The last update talked about ‘destructuring-bind‘. I had an epipheny the other day when I was t… more →
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Successful Lisp
jamieorc wrote 7 months ago: I’ve been using this as my introduction to Lisp: Successful Lisp. So far I’m finding it … more →
Object Programming in Lisp Observation #1
gutzofter wrote 10 months ago: When developing with the object framework, I end up excreting all the side-effect-free (SEF) code fr … more →
An Object in Lisp. Part 6
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gutzofter wrote 10 months ago: What a way to start a little update on the the object framework that I have been pushing on. The las … more →
Lisp Programming Trick #2
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gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: Recursive Condition This little trick hit me when I was perusing PCL. Specifically, the when selecto … more →
An Object in Lisp. Part 5
gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: Destructuring Bind … binds the variables specified in lambda-list to the corresponding values … more →
And Behind Door Number 2 Is . . . A Leaky Abstraction
gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP): Let q(x) be a property provable about objects x of type T. The … more →
Abstraction of an encapsulted property in Lisp
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gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: Abstraction (computer science): is a mechanism and practice to reduce and factor out details so that … more →
Recursive Tree Rabbit Holes
gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: WHY? When using my own home grown object system, I found out that it could not handle keyword parame … more →
Lisp Programming Trick #1
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gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: Getter/Setters How many times have you created two function for setting a specific value and then ge … more →
Genetic Algorithms - Lisp Style
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gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: I ran across this post, Prototyping Genetic Algorithms in Lisp. Check it out. It looks to be more al … more →
Event Driven Architecture Programming in Lisp Part 2
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gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: References for our discussion: The power of abstraction, reuse and simplicity: an object-oriented li … more →
Event Driven Architecture Programming in Lisp Part 1
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gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: What is Event Driven Architecture Programming? It is the ability to inform interested objects (consu … more →
No we are not alone
gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: Other lispers are also thinking and writing about objects and there implementations. Jonathon Hawkes … more →
An Object in Lisp. Part 4
gutzofter wrote 11 months ago: What does it mean to be an object? A [computer] language mechanism for binding data with methods tha … more →
An Object in Lisp. Part 3
gutzofter wrote 12 months ago: Adding constructors to object The object needs to be able to implement default constructors. This re … more →
An Object in Lisp. Part 2 Addendum
gutzofter wrote 12 months ago: Addendum The code for an object: (defobj counter-obj (:members ((counter 0))) (:methods ((:increment … more →
Working on legacy code Part 2
gutzofter wrote 1 year ago: Now that most of the low-hanging fuit has been picked from sb-cover, it is time to try to tackle som … more →
Working on legacy code Part 1
gutzofter wrote 1 year ago: The project I’m working on right now is sb-cover. I want to integrate it with lisp-unit-with-f … more →
Object Oriented Programmer in Crisis
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gutzofter wrote 1 year ago: Code coverage is the glove that fits over unit testing. In order to get an idea of what code coverag … more →
