IF Scheme Tutorial
Someone on the #scheme channel on Freenode IRC pointed out this Scheme introduction in the format of Interactive Fiction. Bring back fond memories of Zork and its ilk and learn a new programming language at the same time!
Thoughts and links relating to Lisp and computer theory
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Levi is a Computer Science student with interests in programming language theory and other software topics. More info about him can be found at his main page.
This blog is an exercise in Lisp programming, a repository for information related to programming languages, and an effort to keep up-to-date with web and blogging technology.
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Lisp Music
Stanford offers an interesting-sounding course, Synthesis Techniques, Compositional Algorithms, Psychoacoustics, and Spatial Processing. The course uses a Common Lisp-based music system, and included an interesting tutorial on the Lisp environment for the class.
Paging
I finished implementing the pager, which can now be seen at the bottom of the main and index pages. The pager-rendering function should be general enough to use with other paged listings, like excessive numbers of comments or monthly archive listings, when such things get implemented. For now, it will prevent the front page from getting too big, yet keep old entries easily accessible.
Finally, Some Style
As you can see, there's now a stylesheet prettifying the poor bare html that used to be here. It's not much, but it makes this look a little bit more like a real blog.
Individual Entry Archive Links
I now have working individual entry archive links! See the little # links next to the title and the way they go to the pages for the individual entries. I also finished entry persistence and cleaned up things here and there. Things are moving along.