Hello All,
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I would like to introduce THE NEWLISP 2005 Competition !
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We have some pritty smart programmers here that use newlisp
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The target is to create a flashing newlisp application/function/program
or whatever that boosts you out of here!
Let your fantasy take over and show what you can.
If you like to join? just let it know in this topic!
The deadline is 31th of December 2005.
The Best application can be chosen independently
by the newlisp users with a vote !
The reward... we need to discuss this ;-)
But im sure we will find a nice one befor the end of this year :-)
SO... LETS GO !!!!!!!!!
Good luck to ya all !
Any suggestion or addons to the project please drop a note...
Regards, Norman.
(completly independent competition launcher)
--- A small handout ---
* Application/program/tools must be written (or partly be) in Newlisp
* Source code does not have to be visual (compiled/linked is allowed)
* It is license independent, can be commercial or open or else..
* It can be OS independent
* No limitation on the program size
* Multiple programming language bindings are allowed
* Original ideas or rewrites are welcome
* You can develop individualy or in groups..
* Finaly, the newlisp users/community will finaly vote for THE application
(keep in mind that people need to be able to run/see your applications operational to be able to vote)
ill Join ! ;-)
newlisp.org will contribute a printed bound manual, perhaps we need some T-shirts with newLISP logo too for 2nd and 3rd price?
Lutz
Aaaa great Lutz ! ;-) How about Bumper-Stickers? ;-)
I'll join but I doubt any project of mine will be flashy since I won't have but about two weeks in the summer to work on something and as you say, there are some smart programmers here using newLISP.
Eddie
I'll join!! Nice challenge...
Eddier.. Great you join !.. You are a big competitor :-) so actualy you must be joining..hehhe.. For me personaly it will be a very very bussy year and me too must make time to develop :-) Just lets see what comes out ..
Quote from: "Lutz"
newlisp.org will contribute a printed bound manual, perhaps we need some T-shirts with newLISP logo too for 2nd and 3rd price?
Lutz
is there a newlisp logo?
I made one for the newlisp page I may eventually write. I'm not claiming it's any good, but if you want to look, it's here:
http://tofo.f2g.net
its a great idea to put the name in parenthesis: (newLISP)
Lutz
newdep and pjot:
It will be great to see what you guys come up with. I was thinking about combining some existing things I have created for work and repackaging them. Is this ok or do I need to come up with something from scratch?
Eddie
hello Eddier,
Well actualy everything is allowed..
As long as there is newlisp code involved.. :-)
...Its a total unlimited Contest...
Regards, Norman.
>As long as there is newlisp code involved.. :-)
Must the involved code be open source?
Hello HPW,
It may be commercial code as well, but for the people to
judge the application (for the final voting) it would be a nice option
to test the application/code for free.
I will adjust the initial contest posting ;-)
Thanks, regards, Norman.
Quote from: "Lutz"
newlisp.org will contribute a printed bound manual, perhaps we need some T-shirts with newLISP logo too for 2nd and 3rd price?
Lutz
I assume that is a "Signed by guru.." manual ;-)
Norman.
I suppose anything written for kozoru is out of the question :)
Does flashy mean functionality-wise? I hope so, because I do mostly console apps. Oh wait i know..I'll make an OS implementation and call it
nLispux
newLISPdows?
windows nlisp?
lispix!
Yeah, I've got nothing.
I think it could be Kozoru code as well, if it is a self-contained testable piece and Kozoru has no objections in opening it to the public. As far as I know they are planning to open source several pieces.
Regarding 'flashy' I don't think the contest is limited to GUI stuff.
Lutz
GO for it ! ;-)
here my first contribution ;-)
(set 'parts '(
("" "System " "Sys")
("new" "n" "no") ;-)
("Lisp" "L")
("" "ix" "ux" "X" "OS")))
(define (newLisp-OS-names l s)
(if (empty? l)
(println s)
(dolist (p (l 0))
(newLisp-OS-names (1 l) (append s p)))))
(newLisp-OS-names parts "")
about newLisp OS names for Grundle of course ;-)