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  16     <h1>Lisp is for Cool People</h1>
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  20 <a href="#sec1">Site Software</a>
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  23 <a href="#sec2">Scheme Constraints Window Manager</a>
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  26 <a href="#sec3">Metaobject Protocols</a>
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  29 <a href="#sec4">UCW Structural Notes (<em>Out of Date</em>)</a>
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  34
  35 <!-- Page published by Emacs Muse begins here --><p>I am a programmer, and I write most of my software in Scheme and
  36 Common Lisp. Lately I have been tending toward Common Lisp for
  37 potential commercial ventures as there is a very solid set of
  38 libraries for doing almost anything in Common Lisp. It's like using
  39 perl, but with well designed libraries and readable applications.</p>
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  42 <a href="Site%20Software.html">Site Software</a></h2>
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  44 <p class="first">A bit of Emacs-Lisp and Common Lisp keep this site running.</p>
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  48 <a href="SCWM.html">Scheme Constraints Window Manager</a></h2>
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  50 <p class="first">Some work I have done on <a href="http://scwm.sourceforge.net">SCWM</a>.</p>
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  56 <p class="first">Notes for a short (fifteen minute) presentation on MOPs.</p>
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  60 <a href="UCWNotes.html">UCW Structural Notes</a> (<em>Out of Date</em>)</h2>
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  62 <p class="first">Notes on the structure of the <code>ucw_dev</code> branch of <a href="http://common-lisp.net/project/ucw/">UnCommon Web</a>. The
  63 source is nicely documented, but lacked a handy roadmap so I compiled
  64 a few notes after reading through it.</p>
  65
  66 <p>Alas, this is a bit out of date; <code>ucw_dev</code> is dead, <code>ucw_ajax</code> was vastly
  67 different, and <code>ucw-core</code> offers a much simplified and cleaned up
  68 interface. Drew Crampsie is writing (or perhaps has written depending
  69 on how far in the future you live from me) documentation for <code>ucw-core</code>
  70 which ought to make my overview obsolete.</p>
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