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#21
What happened to cormullion's blog? It's offline and gone from the google index.

Does anyone have a clue?



Cheers

Hilti
#22
Dragonfly / The Dragonfly showcase
December 15, 2010, 11:04:42 AM
Hi!



It's always interesting for me how people use software for their needs. It would be cool, if we put together a list of web projects where Dragonfly or newLISP is used.



This is my list of projects:



Short SEO onpage analysis (Dragonfly 0.51)

http://profiler.nfshost.com/">//http://profiler.nfshost.com/



My personal playground (Appigale micro framework (newLISP))

http://www.marchildmann.com/">//http://www.marchildmann.com/



DESBUY - a visual search for designer furniture (work in progress; Dragonfly 0.70; to be released  in January 2011)

Here's the story: http://www.desbuy.com/story">//http://www.desbuy.com/story (in german of course) ;-)

http://www.desbuy.com">//http://www.desbuy.com
#23
Dragonfly / Google said "Thank You" to RunDragonfly.com
December 15, 2010, 10:54:29 AM
http://www.youtube.com/adwords10?x=f948841df43f4e42977a9d8198d85d25">//http://www.youtube.com/adwords10?x=f948841df43f4e42977a9d8198d85d25



I got this recently for a campaign running in AdWords for promoting the Dragonfly framework ;-)



Cheers

Hilti
#24
I'm expecting some problems in creating big hashes, when running the following code.



(define Bigtree:Bigtree)
(new Tree 'Bigtree)

(define (fill-tree)
(for (x 1 20000)
(Bigtree (string (random 10 5)) (string (random 5 5)))
)
)

(define (show-size name)
(length name)
)

(define (show-tree name)
name
)

(fill-tree)

(show-size (Bigtree))


The code creates a hash and inserts 20000 random values into it.



On the first iteration (show-size) returns 20000



After running (fill-tree) another round the function (show-size) returns 39998



Doing this again will return 59995.



Am I doing something wrong with the hashes?



Cheers

Hilti
#25
newLISP runs on a Nokia N900 perfectly!
#26
Hi!



I just ran across this project: python on a chip

http://code.google.com/p/python-on-a-chip/downloads/list">//http://code.google.com/p/python-on-a-chip/downloads/list



Very interesting. Just imagine how cool it would be to run newLISP on Arduino or mBed (http://mbed.org/">//http://mbed.org/)



Cheers

Hilti
#27
newLISP Graphics & Sound / Stream Graphs
November 18, 2009, 09:24:20 AM
http://www.xach.com/moviecharts">http://www.xach.com/moviecharts



These graphs are so cool. Does anyone know how to do them in newLISP?



Cheers

Hilti
#28
newLISP in the real world / XML parsing problems
November 06, 2009, 05:31:53 AM
Hi!



I'm trying to implement a simple RSS and ATOM reading function, but I got some problems in parsing this kind of elements



Example from NYTimes.com RSS feed


<dc:creator>By ROBERT D. McFADDEN</dc:creator>

This one doesn't work



; TODO: Problems in parsing media:content - ask the forum
;(lookup '(media:content @ url) item) "<br/>"


You can check out my current efforts on this page: http://www.rundragonfly.com/dragonfly_feeds">//http://www.rundragonfly.com/dragonfly_feeds



Cheers!

Hilti
#29
Hi



I need some help in accessing the Google analytics data API. My problem is:



;; use of curl because newLISP get-url doesn't work with HTTPS
;; save response token
(set 'token (exec "curl 'https://www.google.com/accounts/ClientLogin?accountType=GOOGLE&service=analytics&Email=user@gmail.com&Passwd=mysecretpasswd' "))
(print token)


This way I got a string back from Google for authentication. But how Do I replace Email and Passwd with variables? I don't get it. I tried this:



;; use of curl because newLISP get-url doesn't work with HTTPS
;; save response token
(set 'email "user@gmail.com")
(set 'passwd "secret")
(set 'token (exec "curl 'https://www.google.com/accounts/ClientLogin?accountType=GOOGLE&service=analytics&Email='"email"'&Passwd='"passwd"' "))
(print token)


Thanks for help!
#30
Hi!



Did anyone ever connect with newLISP to an IMAP server? I know there's a pop3-module, but I didn't find something for the IMAP Protocol.



I'd like to test some of newLISPs string functions on my mails - hopefully some of them get lost ;-)



Cheers!

Hilti
#31
During the last weeks I analyzed a lot of web frameworks like Rails, Django, Merb or CodeIgniter. When running some sample applications it felt like carrying a lot of unneeded things around.



My first contact with rails seems like: WOW - I love that thing! You know I was impressed by this "writing a blog app in 20 minutes" screencast. Just a few days later I stucked in my first rails deployment.



Merb seems to be lighter. quicker. But not as easy to learn as Rails.



CodeIgniter is a really cool framework for PHP. Lightweight. Quick and it comes with a very good user guide. But in some cases it feels not elegant, e.g. working on lists or arrays.



Now I'd like to know: what Do You think a web framework needs?
#32
Dragonfly / Dragonfly - a web framework for newLISP
June 26, 2009, 02:51:13 AM
Hi newLISPER,



a week ago I started my project "Dragonfly". Now there's something to show, so it needs his own topic.



Currently Dragonfly (version 0.06) includes the following features



- generating HTML tables from lists

- generate several HTML tags (e.g. image, script, rss)

- a sliding panel with debugging information

- a very simple page-controller

- some basic functions for form generation



You can download on Google Code

http://code.google.com/p/dragonfly-newlisp/">http://code.google.com/p/dragonfly-newlisp/



I'd like to hear comments, feedback, ideas - just feel free to do.



Cheers

Marc aka Hilti
#33
Hi Fan Club!



This is my day three on newLISP and my first post in this forums. Originally I came from PHP, took a short trip with Rails and discovered newLISP via a short research on the XEROX Star.



Yes - the XEROX Star - an old, but so impressive system which runs completely on LISP. I googled about LISP and found this forum. That's my story :-)



I'm very impressed about the work Lutz has done!!



Back to my topic:

Is it possible to serve multiple applications on Port 80 with the builtin newLISP webserver?



Maybe we could use the newLISP Wiki to build up some great HOW-TO tutorials.



What Do you think?



Best Regards from Germany!

Marc