Introduction
There's a surprising wealth of PicoLisp code and knowledge scattered about the internet.This page is an attempt to organize all of that into a coherent document that will guide you from total beginner to total PicoLisp wizard.
Find tutorials and examples that interest you, type along, and make up your own variations whenever possible. Change the code, break it, see how PicoLisp responds.
Once you begin to build and discover new things, we'd love you to share your stuff with the community.
Here's more info about the wiki, including how to contribute. Happy hacking!
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Examples
Tutorials
Important aspects of the PicoLisp system
Articles & Essays
Efficient Editing
PicoLisp Versions
PicoLisp 64-bit version:
ErsatzLisp (PicoLisp in Java)
Free online books on PicoLisp
PicoLisp source code to run a Wiki yourself
You can try to use the Wiki yourself.Unpack the Wiki tarball in some convenient place (or the PicoLisp installation directory if you have a local installation), and follow the instructions in the "wiki/README" file.
Other resources
Repositories
- Web.l resembles Clojure's Ring. Simple URL dispatch.
- Macropis is a CMS/web development framework.
- Pl-web is an HTTP server that uses cookies for session propagation (used by Macropis).
- Ext library is used by Pl-web and Macropis, common X-liners as one-liners, plus more.
- Indexer parses your file system and compressed archives and lets you full text search file and directory names.
- Logand.com.
- Picoblogorg - a picolisp blog based off org files.
- Picostache an implementation of the mustache template system in PicoLisp.
- PicoLisp Libraries - several PicoLisp libraries: unit, bcrypt, https, json, nanomsg.
- tankf33der - a whole lot of awesome PicoLisp, among other things.
- PicoLisp Fun - Programming with PicoLisp; data compression, hashing, fractals 'n' more.