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  * Apr 21, 2022

Resources

  * lisp-lang.org
  * Common Lisp Cookbook
  * awesome-cl
      + learning and tutorials
          o Lisp project of the day
          o Google's Lisp koans
          o Lisp tips a GitHub repository where anybody can post tips
            an tricks.

search libraries on

  * http://quickdocs.org/

Individual sites:

  * sjl's road to Lisp
  * Martin Cracauer's Gentle Introduction to compile-time computing -
    excellent article series

Screencasts:

Of course, see my Udemy Lisp course!

I also post videos on Youtube, check this out:

  * How to quickly create a Common Lisp project with my project
    generator: see an ASDF system definition, how to build a binary,
    run the project from sources, load everything in Emacs, run the
    test suite...
  * How to interactively fix failing tests - very short video to
    showcase the interactive debugger and that we can re-compile a
    failing function and resume the execution from where it failed to
    see it finally pass.

Those ones ar great too:

  * Little Bits of Lisp - short videos on various topics: inspecting
    a condition, basics of lisp's evaluation model,...
  * Common Lisp Tutorials, of which Emacs and Slime - useful keyboard
    shortcuts
  * Programming a message bus in Common Lisp - shows the interactive
    nature of lisp, good use of the debugger, test-driven development
    to shape the api, bordeaux-threads.
  * Marco Baringer's SLIME Tutorial Video - a video showing Marco
    develop a package and explaining Slime and Lisp features, with
    many little important explanations (1 hour). It only has some
    rotten bits, for example it installs packages with asdf-install
    and not Quicklisp.
  * Web development in Emacs with Common Lisp and ClojureSCript -
    building Potato, a Slack-like app.
  * Shinmera playlists: Treehouse (game dev), Demos (of small
    programs).
  * Pushing pixels with Lisp, and by the same author:
      + CEPL demo - working with OpenGL
      + Baggers' channels.
  * Cando: computational chemistry with Common Lisp on LLVM with
    Jupyter notebooks

  * McClim interactive GUI demos. Code examples. Presentation of Clim
    listener, Clim debugger, drawing objects into the GUI repl.

  * videos of the European Lisp Symposium

and more on Cliki.

Some games:

  * Kandria - a nice platform game being actively developed and
    launching soon. Check it out!

  * Spycursion - "a sandbox "edutainment" MMO centered around hacking
    and espionage which takes place in a near-future world".

spycursion

  * Orb

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  * Notalone

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  * Moppu

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  * The price of a cup of coffee

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  * http://www.sebity.com/projects.php (Snake, the Invaders,... with
    OpenGL)

  * cl-snake snake in the terminal

  * Fruktorama, Tetris-like with fruits.

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