▼
Advanced Options
?
Sort by:
popularity
similarity
?
Must Include:
?
Cannot Include:
?
Look For
▼
Sponsored Links
You're looking for other sites like :
|
|
No information avaiable
http://www.lisperati.com/casting.html
popularity:
lisp
programming
tutorial
comics
book
language
reference
fun
comic
learning
|
new
search by a custom tag signature
|
|
Planet Lisp is a meta blog that collects the contents of various Lisp ... It's sponsored by my Lisp-powered demotivational poster generator. About Planet Lisp ...
similarity:
popularity:
lisp
programming
blog
planet
blogs
news
development
daily
aggregator
common-lisp
|
|
|
No information avaiable
similarity:
popularity:
lisp
programming
arc
language
development
research
design
paulgraham
languages
software
|
|
|
Video Lectures by Hal Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman ... It emphasizes the role of computer languages as vehicles for expressing ...
similarity:
popularity:
programming
video
lisp
mit
sicp
lectures
tutorial
videos
scheme
education
|
|
|
Newbie-friendly community, because all Arc users are new to some extent. User forums with many threads. Open source, Perl Artistic License.
similarity:
popularity:
lisp
arc
programming
language
scheme
paulgraham
languages
development
functional
software
|
|
|
MIT Press web page for Simply Scheme. Below this short table of contents is an ... (HTML) [no back] chapter thread NEXT. Brian Harvey, bh@cs.berkeley.edu ...
similarity:
popularity:
scheme
programming
book
lisp
books
tutorial
functional
online
learning
free
|
|
|
 Learning Lisp
October 29, 2008 by lispy ... As Hickey said, "you can't write lispy code with Lisp hash tables. ... Pages. Contact. Blog at WordPress.com. Entries (RSS) and ...
similarity:
popularity:
lisp
blog
programming
emacs
learning
blogs
software
tips
scheme
research
|
|
|
For example, type "(+ 3 4)", then move your cursor after the closing parenthesis, and ... Emacs will evaluate the lisp expression to the left of the cursor. ...
similarity:
popularity:
emacs
lisp
elisp
tutorial
programming
reference
howto
linux
language
tutorials
|
|
|
It is designed to be a general-purpose language, combining the approachability ... Clojure is a compiled language - it compiles directly to JVM bytecode, yet ...
similarity:
popularity:
programming
lisp
clojure
java
jvm
language
functional
opensource
languages
software
|
|
|
No information avaiable
similarity:
popularity:
programming
scheme
lisp
racket
language
functional
development
jvm
reference
languages
|
|
|
SBCL runs on a number of POSIX platforms, and experimentally on Windows. ... SBCL has a work in progress manual in the TeXInfo format. ...
similarity:
popularity:
lisp
programming
sbcl
common-lisp
opensource
software
development
compiler
implementation
languages
|
Sorting Results
- This slider determines how the matched sites are sorted.
- If you want to see the most popular sites that are somewhat related to your search, slide this more towards "popularity."
- If you want to see the sites that best matched your search, regardless of popularity, slide this towards "similarity."
Must Include Tags
- Matched sites will not be shown unless they have all of the tags on this list.
- This feature is useful for when you require a site to have been tagged as something.
- To add a tag to this list, click "add tag" or click on any tag in a result.
Must Not Include Tags
- Matched sites that have any tag on this list will not be shown.
- This feature is useful for filtering out results that have tags you are absolutely not interested in.
- To add a tag to this list, click "add tag" or click on any tag in a result.
Types of Results
- This option lets you specify the types of sites to show.
- If you want to only see domains (www.
.com), select "domains only." - If you want to only see articles (www.
.com/something/here), select "articles only." - If you don't care, or care so much about both, select "Both".
About The Results
an example search result
How moreofit Searches
Each website has a unique tag signature -- a set of words
that users have described the website as. Moreofit searches
for websites that have similar tag signatures and displays the results.
1: Similarity
A site's "similarity" is determined by how well its tag signature matches the tag
signature that is being searched for. A 100% match means that it has the exact same
tags in the exact same order, while a 0% match means it has no tags in common.
2: Popularity
The popularity of a website is, well, pretty much self explanatory.
3: Tag Signature
The tag signatures show how a site is described. The deeper the color of the tag,
the more frequently the website is tagged as this. Tags underlined blue denote a tag
that is in common with the search's tag signature.
