February 5, 2020

[Note:Old Tech] Prolog and Lisp install on Windows 10


Prolog

LISP


LISP Tutorials

LISP IDE in modern time

Emacs + SLIME seems nice but I am not a fan of Emacs.  Here are a couple of good IDEs for LISP:

OPTION 1
  1. Install Atom - https://atom.io
    How to install a package, https://imtiazrayhan.com/install-a-package-in-atom/
  2. Install SLIMA - https://atom.io/packages/slima
    https://github.com/neil-lindquist/slima
    SLIME feature with Atom - still some issues, but the developer fixes the issue quickly.
    https://github.com/neil-lindquist/SLIMA/wiki/Interacting-with-Lisp
OPTION 2

Eclipse + Dandelion, https://github.com/Ragnaroek/dandelion


LISP Tool
LISP codes


Updated-20200307:

They are still very interesting technologies and I think they'll come back again.  Around 2005-2010, Erlang got a lot of attention which is a bit similar as Prolog.  Clojure also appeared and got a lot of attention -- which is LISP dialect runs on JVM.

If you're thinking of computer programming out side of enterprise use cases, but more about in longer terms, and what's really good; an dnot based on the market needs -- then these should be looked at.

Reading is not in fashion any more, everything is Youtube for new gen, but these articles are really good and will make you think:
And implementing LISP is simple/short -- but it can do amazing things:

RESOURCE / REFERENCES


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