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Hello Ashish,
Good to connect with you, since we are on the same path.
I have been a GNU/Emacs user since 1996, and I admit awkwardly, that I am only now beginning to learn LISP.
Here's a brief book I came across, that gives a good introduction to the LISP world, and contrasts various dialects.
https://github.com/cloudstreet-dev/Lisp-in-2025/blob/main/01-introduction.md
I am interested in learning Emacs LISP, first, since I could immediately put it to good use and get some value out of it. Also the warm fuzzies from knowing that I spend all my time in an editor environment that is freshly augmentated with my new code, in the language I am currently most excited about.
Next, I want to look into ClojureScript, since I am interested in replacing JavaScript as a client side scripting language, in the next generation of the Web.
https://rant.li/ashwin/visions-for-a-new-web
Although, #Hoot from the #Spritely institute is the candidate I am most excited about, since it compiles LISP to WASM directly, and cuts out the fugliness of JS. It's in v0.9 and I will contribute to it, as soon as I am able.
Let's share LISP learning resources, and keep a web site of general interest in the subject, for everyone.
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Hello Ashish,
Good to connect with you, since we are on the same path.
I have been a GNU/Emacs user since 1996, and I admit awkwardly, that I am only now beginning to learn LISP.
Here's a brief book I came across, that gives a good introduction to the LISP world, and contrasts various dialects.
https://github.com/cloudstreet-dev/Lisp-in-2025/blob/main/01-introduction.md
I am interested in learning Emacs LISP, first, since I could immediately put it to good use and get some value out of it. Also the warm fuzzies from knowing that I spend all my time in an editor environment that is freshly augmentated with my new code, in the language I am currently most excited about.
Next, I want to look into ClojureScript, since I am interested in replacing JavaScript as a client side scripting language, in the next generation of the Web.
https://rant.li/ashwin/visions-for-a-new-web
Although, #Hoot from the #Spritely institute is the candidate I am most excited about, since it compiles LISP to WASM directly, and cuts out the fugliness of JS. It's in v0.9 and I will contribute to it, as soon as I am able.
Let's share LISP learning resources, and keep a web site of general interest in the subject, for everyone.
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Hello Ashish,
Good to connect with you, since we are on the same path.
I have been a GNU/Emacs user since 1996, and I admit awkwardly, that I am only now beginning to learn LISP.
Here's a brief book I came across, that gives a good introduction to the LISP world, and contrasts various dialects.
https://github.com/cloudstreet-dev/Lisp-in-2025/blob/main/01-introduction.md
I am interested in learning Emacs LISP, first, since I could immediately put it to good use and get some value out of it. Also the warm fuzzies from knowing that I spend all my time in an editor environment that is freshly augmentated with my new code, in the language I am currently most excited about.
Next, I want to look into ClojureScript, since I am interested in replacing JavaScript as a client side scripting language, in the next generation of the Web.
https://rant.li/ashwin/visions-for-a-new-web
Although, #Hoot from the #Spritely institute is the candidate I am most excited about, since it compiles LISP to WASM directly, and cuts out the fugliness of JS. It's in v0.9 and I will contribute to it, as soon as I am able.
Let's share LISP learning resources, and keep a web site of general interest in the subject, for everyone.
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Hello Ashish,
Good to connect with you, since we are on the same path.
I have been a GNU/Emacs user since 1996, and I admit awkwardly, that I am only now beginning to learn LISP.
Here's a brief book I came across, that gives a good introduction to the LISP world, and contrasts various dialects.
https://github.com/cloudstreet-dev/Lisp-in-2025/blob/main/01-introduction.md
I am interested in learning Emacs LISP, first, since I could immediately put it to good use and get some value out of it. Also the warm fuzzies from knowing that I spend all my time in an editor environment that is freshly augmentated with my new code, in the language I am currently most excited about.
Next, I want to look into ClojureScript, since I am interested in replacing JavaScript as a client side scripting language, in the next generation of the Web.
https://rant.li/ashwin/visions-for-a-new-web
Although, #Hoot from the #Spritely institute is the candidate I am most excited about, since it compiles LISP to WASM directly, and cuts out the fugliness of JS. It's in v0.9 and I will contribute to it, as soon as I am able.
Let's share LISP learning resources, and keep a web site of general interest in the subject, for everyone.
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Hello Ashish,
Good to connect with you, since we are on the same path.
I have been a GNU/Emacs user since 1996, and I admit awkwardly, that I am only now beginning to learn LISP.
Here's a brief book I came across, that gives a good introduction to the LISP world, and contrasts various dialects.
https://github.com/cloudstreet-dev/Lisp-in-2025/blob/main/01-introduction.md
I am interested in learning Emacs LISP, first, since I could immediately put it to good use and get some value out of it. Also the warm fuzzies from knowing that I spend all my time in an editor environment that is freshly augmentated with my new code, in the language I am currently most excited about.
Next, I want to look into ClojureScript, since I am interested in replacing JavaScript as a client side scripting language, in the next generation of the Web.
https://rant.li/ashwin/visions-for-a-new-web
Although, #Hoot from the #Spritely institute is the candidate I am most excited about, since it compiles LISP to WASM directly, and cuts out the fugliness of JS. It's in v0.9 and I will contribute to it, as soon as I am able.
Let's share LISP learning resources, and keep a web site of general interest in the subject, for everyone.
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@cwebber is flying to DWeb Camp on a Hooting owl with a platoon of Goblins to introduce “@spritely: painting a new vision for the Internet”
🦉 https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/DXJRXY/
➡️ Check out the full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Spritely #Goblins #Hoot #Guile #Internet #decentralization
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@cwebber is flying to DWeb Camp on a Hooting owl with a platoon of Goblins to introduce “@spritely: painting a new vision for the Internet”
🦉 https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/DXJRXY/
➡️ Check out the full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Spritely #Goblins #Hoot #Guile #Internet #decentralization
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@cwebber is flying to DWeb Camp on a Hooting owl with a platoon of Goblins to introduce “@spritely: painting a new vision for the Internet”
🦉 https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/DXJRXY/
➡️ Check out the full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Spritely #Goblins #Hoot #Guile #Internet #decentralization
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@cwebber is flying to DWeb Camp on a Hooting owl with a platoon of Goblins to introduce “@spritely: painting a new vision for the Internet”
🦉 https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/DXJRXY/
➡️ Check out the full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Spritely #Goblins #Hoot #Guile #Internet #decentralization
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@cwebber is flying to DWeb Camp on a Hooting owl with a platoon of Goblins to introduce “@spritely: painting a new vision for the Internet”
🦉 https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/DXJRXY/
➡️ Check out the full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Spritely #Goblins #Hoot #Guile #Internet #decentralization
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https://github.com/SIGNEXT/WASMICO
Does the existence of this imply people could use Hoot to write microcontroller code in scheme? It seems like it does right?
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https://github.com/SIGNEXT/WASMICO
Does the existence of this imply people could use Hoot to write microcontroller code in scheme? It seems like it does right?
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https://github.com/SIGNEXT/WASMICO
Does the existence of this imply people could use Hoot to write microcontroller code in scheme? It seems like it does right?
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https://github.com/SIGNEXT/WASMICO
Does the existence of this imply people could use Hoot to write microcontroller code in scheme? It seems like it does right?
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https://github.com/SIGNEXT/WASMICO
Does the existence of this imply people could use Hoot to write microcontroller code in scheme? It seems like it does right?
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New note on my website:
> Lately I've been spending time learning Scheme and using it to implement the concepts I'm learning in my physics classes as time permits. One of the most exciting things I've been doing with this is getting my Scheme to compile to the Web thanks to Hoot.
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New note on my website:
> Lately I've been spending time learning Scheme and using it to implement the concepts I'm learning in my physics classes as time permits. One of the most exciting things I've been doing with this is getting my Scheme to compile to the Web thanks to Hoot.
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New note on my website:
> Lately I've been spending time learning Scheme and using it to implement the concepts I'm learning in my physics classes as time permits. One of the most exciting things I've been doing with this is getting my Scheme to compile to the Web thanks to Hoot.
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New note on my website:
> Lately I've been spending time learning Scheme and using it to implement the concepts I'm learning in my physics classes as time permits. One of the most exciting things I've been doing with this is getting my Scheme to compile to the Web thanks to Hoot.
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New note on my website:
> Lately I've been spending time learning Scheme and using it to implement the concepts I'm learning in my physics classes as time permits. One of the most exciting things I've been doing with this is getting my Scheme to compile to the Web thanks to Hoot.
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Found out about this while i was scrolling through andy windo blog, #Wastrel compiles Wasm modules to C, and thence to native code. we can compile #guilescheme #hoot code to native code.
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Found out about this while i was scrolling through andy windo blog, #Wastrel compiles Wasm modules to C, and thence to native code. we can compile #guilescheme #hoot code to native code.
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Found out about this while i was scrolling through andy windo blog, #Wastrel compiles Wasm modules to C, and thence to native code. we can compile #guilescheme #hoot code to native code.
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Found out about this while i was scrolling through andy windo blog, #Wastrel compiles Wasm modules to C, and thence to native code. we can compile #guilescheme #hoot code to native code.
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Hoot 0.9.0 has been released! Time to update my project.
I'm going to like the new hoot compile --bundle command
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Hoot 0.9.0 has been released! Time to update my project.
I'm going to like the new hoot compile --bundle command
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Hoot 0.9.0 has been released! Time to update my project.
I'm going to like the new hoot compile --bundle command
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Finally got some of my physics code running on the Web via Hoot!
Right now it's just a barebones Lorentz transformation visualization tool. Most of the work was under the hood.
https://gracefulliberty.com/physics/
It took a lot of digging around documentation, examples, issue trackers, and source code, but I made it happen and I'm making progress on creating more physics simulations.
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Finally got some of my physics code running on the Web via Hoot!
Right now it's just a barebones Lorentz transformation visualization tool. Most of the work was under the hood.
https://gracefulliberty.com/physics/
It took a lot of digging around documentation, examples, issue trackers, and source code, but I made it happen and I'm making progress on creating more physics simulations.
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Finally got some of my physics code running on the Web via Hoot!
Right now it's just a barebones Lorentz transformation visualization tool. Most of the work was under the hood.
https://gracefulliberty.com/physics/
It took a lot of digging around documentation, examples, issue trackers, and source code, but I made it happen and I'm making progress on creating more physics simulations.
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Finally got some of my physics code running on the Web via Hoot!
Right now it's just a barebones Lorentz transformation visualization tool. Most of the work was under the hood.
https://gracefulliberty.com/physics/
It took a lot of digging around documentation, examples, issue trackers, and source code, but I made it happen and I'm making progress on creating more physics simulations.
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Finally got some of my physics code running on the Web via Hoot!
Right now it's just a barebones Lorentz transformation visualization tool. Most of the work was under the hood.
https://gracefulliberty.com/physics/
It took a lot of digging around documentation, examples, issue trackers, and source code, but I made it happen and I'm making progress on creating more physics simulations.
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Been working on porting my physics simulations to the Web with #WASM via #Hoot.
Something like they did here: https://spritely.institute/news/building-interactive-web-pages-with-guile-hoot.html
I've been having to thoroughly read the examples, documentation, and hit my head against the wall, but I'm making progress! Still can't seem to get canvas drawing to work though.
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Been working on porting my physics simulations to the Web with #WASM via #Hoot.
Something like they did here: https://spritely.institute/news/building-interactive-web-pages-with-guile-hoot.html
I've been having to thoroughly read the examples, documentation, and hit my head against the wall, but I'm making progress! Still can't seem to get canvas drawing to work though.
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Been working on porting my physics simulations to the Web with #WASM via #Hoot.
Something like they did here: https://spritely.institute/news/building-interactive-web-pages-with-guile-hoot.html
I've been having to thoroughly read the examples, documentation, and hit my head against the wall, but I'm making progress! Still can't seem to get canvas drawing to work though.
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RE: https://mas.to/@owlsintowels/116361026059629819
occupational hazard #hoot
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RE: https://mas.to/@owlsintowels/116361026059629819
occupational hazard #hoot
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Whoa what on earth is this Scheme evaluation visualization tool named EnvDraw made in Hoot? https://jmacd.github.io/envdraw/
And apparently EnvDraw has existed since 1995 and this is a port! Here's an old mailing list post https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.scheme/c/AU3HKB9plKk/m/TCkArQA51rcJ
Cool as hell
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Whoa what on earth is this Scheme evaluation visualization tool named EnvDraw made in Hoot? https://jmacd.github.io/envdraw/
And apparently EnvDraw has existed since 1995 and this is a port! Here's an old mailing list post https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.scheme/c/AU3HKB9plKk/m/TCkArQA51rcJ
Cool as hell
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Whoa what on earth is this Scheme evaluation visualization tool named EnvDraw made in Hoot? https://jmacd.github.io/envdraw/
And apparently EnvDraw has existed since 1995 and this is a port! Here's an old mailing list post https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.scheme/c/AU3HKB9plKk/m/TCkArQA51rcJ
Cool as hell
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Whoa what on earth is this Scheme evaluation visualization tool named EnvDraw made in Hoot? https://jmacd.github.io/envdraw/
And apparently EnvDraw has existed since 1995 and this is a port! Here's an old mailing list post https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.scheme/c/AU3HKB9plKk/m/TCkArQA51rcJ
Cool as hell
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Whoa what on earth is this Scheme evaluation visualization tool named EnvDraw made in Hoot? https://jmacd.github.io/envdraw/
And apparently EnvDraw has existed since 1995 and this is a port! Here's an old mailing list post https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.scheme/c/AU3HKB9plKk/m/TCkArQA51rcJ
Cool as hell
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Hoot "Everybody loves Mother Paula's pancakes, except the colony of cute but endangered owls that live on the building site of the new restaurant" Sale: $9.99 to $2.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.5/5 (6,025 Reviews) #Hoot #Books #KidsBooks #Environment #Adventure #Humor #MiddleGrade #BookSky
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Hoot "Everybody loves Mother Paula's pancakes, except the colony of cute but endangered owls that live on the building site of the new restaurant" Sale: $9.99 to $2.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.5/5 (6,025 Reviews) #Hoot #Books #KidsBooks #Environment #Adventure #Humor #MiddleGrade #BookSky
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Hoot "Everybody loves Mother Paula's pancakes, except the colony of cute but endangered owls that live on the building site of the new restaurant" Sale: $9.99 to $2.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.5/5 (6,025 Reviews) #Hoot #Books #KidsBooks #Environment #Adventure #Humor #MiddleGrade #BookSky
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Hoot "Everybody loves Mother Paula's pancakes, except the colony of cute but endangered owls that live on the building site of the new restaurant" Sale: $9.99 to $2.99 by Carl Hiaasen Rating: 4.5/5 (6,025 Reviews) #Hoot #Books #KidsBooks #Environment #Adventure #Humor #MiddleGrade #BookSky
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Trying out #hoot from #spritelyinstitute which is a #guile to #wasm compiler.
If you have an external emacs like I do and still use guix package manager for guile packages.guix install guile-goblins guile-hoot guile-next
create a file (use-modules) then
open shell,
guild compile-wasm --run <your_example.scm> file. -
Trying out #hoot from #spritelyinstitute which is a #guile to #wasm compiler.
If you have an external emacs like I do and still use guix package manager for guile packages.guix install guile-goblins guile-hoot guile-next
create a file (use-modules) then
open shell,
guild compile-wasm --run <your_example.scm> file. -
Trying out #hoot from #spritelyinstitute which is a #guile to #wasm compiler.
If you have an external emacs like I do and still use guix package manager for guile packages.guix install guile-goblins guile-hoot guile-next
create a file (use-modules) then
open shell,
guild compile-wasm --run <your_example.scm> file.