Links, References and Further Reading
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This section contains information about other Lisp resources. Please email webmaster@dynamiclearningcenter.com if you know of any other reference materials that should be included. |
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Lisp Web Sites |
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| ALU | The Association of Lisp Users |
| BioLisp.org | A site devoted to Lisp applications written for use in the bioinformatics industry. |
| "CLiki" | links and resources for Common Lisp free software |
| CLOCC | the Common Lisp Open Code Collection |
| comp.lang.lisp | FAQ |
| comp.lang.lisp | newsgroup |
| Corman Lisp | from Corman Technologies |
| Franz Inc. | The creators of the Allegro CL family of products. The Franz site also includes a large number of success stories which showcase a large variety of Lisp applications. |
| Franz Inc. Lisp Prompt | allows you to experience Allegro CL 6.2 via the Internet. |
| Hypermeta | by Kent Pitman |
| Japanese Lisp User Group | with numerous links to other Japanese Lisp resources. |
| Lemonodor | A mostly-Lisp weblog by John Wiseman |
| Lispweb | mailing list for Lisp-based web development |
| Lisp and elements of style | lecture notes by Nick Levine |
Fundamentals of CLOS |
by Nick Levine |
| Lisp Resources | by Paul Graham |
| More Lisp Resources | by Peter Norvig |
| Persistent Lisp Objects | by Heiko Kirschke |
| SIGART | the AI special interest group of the ACM |
| Successful Lisp | by David Lamkins |
| Small examples and hacks | by Tim Bradshaw |
Further Reading |
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| ANSI Common Lisp | by Paul Graham |
| On Lisp | by Paul Graham |
| Building Problem Solvers | by Kenneth D. Forbus and Johan de Kleer |
| Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation | by David S. Touretzky |
| Japanese | Lisp books |