Weblog

Meta Weblog

• Planet Lisp aggregates several weblogs with frequent Lisp content on a single page. It should probably be your first stop, as Zach Beane does a good job of finding new Lisp weblogs and culling the ones that drift too far from Lisp.

Active

• Paolo Amoroso - Lisp Propulsion Laboratory log
• Xach Beane
• Bill Clementson
• Markus Fix - Lispmeister
• Gary King - unCLog [Lisp, computer science, stuff]
• Dave Roberts - Finding Lisp
• Stefan Scholl
• Juho Snellman
• Mark Watson [not much Lisp]
• Michael Weber
• John Wiseman - Lemonodor
• Richard Newman - holygoat.co.uk [Lisp, Semantic Web, anything interesting, and personal stuff] [feed]

• Lambda the Ultimate [Lisp content rare, Scheme more common]
• Twisted World of Esden - Piotr Esden-Tempski on Embedded Systems, Lisp and Stuff
• Mikael Jansson (Lisp feed)

Somewhat Active

• Chris Double [occasional Lisp content]
• Christophe Rhodes
• Kevin Rosenberg
• Nikodemus Siivola [feed]

Notes On Weblog Software

There is a lot of it.

• nuclblog Cyrus Harmon's weblog system using an extended hunchentoot
• cl-blog is a flexible weblog system in Common Lisp that implements a blogging application server.
• Bill St. Clair's BlogMax is written in emacs lisp.
• Nicky Peeters' document Using Common Lisp to Build Web Applications describes a weblog system written in Common Lisp.
• Nathan Froyd's weblog consists of static pages generated by a home-grown Common Lisp weblog system using MovableType-like templates; code is available upon request.
• Jochen Schmidt uses a home-grown Common Lisp weblog system that stores the articles in an IMAP server. The weblog system is called Resume and uses mel-base to access the articles in the server.
• Eduardo Mu?oz wrote some simple but somewhat hackish blog software backed by clsql and mod_lisp.

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