Some links on Lisp

Robert Computing, Languages, Tinkering December 29, 2011January 11, 2012

Curious about the programming language Lisp?

Follow these few links to some thought-stimulating commentary and sites.

lisperati: a fun introduction to Lisp.
Lisp as super-powered XML: I thought this article was a pretty good go at describing what is great about Lisp.
Paul Graham: generally interesting chap who made a lot of money with a Lisp web application.
Practical Common Lisp: a quality free book on Lisp.

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Mathematician (PhD in Probability Theory). Art lover (spent one excellent year studying painting and ceramics at Batley Art College). Ex investment banker (2yrs of fixed-income exotics trading, 5 yrs of quantitative research, 2 yrs of inflation structuring). Now busy as a quantitative software developer. View all posts by Robert

Published December 29, 2011January 11, 2012

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