/t/functional is a tribe for functional programming news and discussions. I am no artist, so I would appreciate anyone who could help spice up the tribe banner!

Sam Tobin-Hochstadt ,Vincent St-Amour ,Eric Dobson ,and Asumu Takikawa

Alphabetical index of Common-Lisp projects.

http://snapzu.com/t/solusproject/

Welcome to Bugzilla

Hy is a wonderful dialect of Lisp that’s embedded in Python.

A few days ago, I discovered a language called Circuit Diagram that I think is a really cool example of a language that is interesting but serves no clear or useful purpose.

Which esoteric language do you find interesting or have experience in?

A list of esoteric languages can be found here.

There is currently no chief but the "claim tribe" button is not present when I view the tribe.

There’s nothing more exciting than updated documentation, am I right? Geek alert ahead. This post is purely technical! [[MORE]]Some small changes just landed to our code style docs. Specifically: • We...

I will attempt to analyze some commonly recurring criticism of Lisp in an attempt to shed some light on the question and why it is often asked.

In his talk, Peter will discuss how the choices of programming language influences and shapes pattern languages and the architectures people can, or are likely to, invent.

Read-Eval-Print-λove is an N-monthly newsletter of original content and curation about the Lisp family of programming languages and little-languages in general.

This talk describes a unique approach to constructing atomically precise molecules (called "Molecular Lego" or "spiroligomers").

awesome-cl - A curated list of awesome Common Lisp frameworks, libraries and other shiny stuff.

Guide to starting in Common Lisp.

The past, present, and future of Quicklisp.

clasp Common Lisp environment

http://snapzu.com/t/racket

http://snapzu.com/t/rust

http://snapzu.com/t/lisp/