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CLiki is dedicated to Common Lisp. It features links and resources for free software implemented in Common Lisp and available on Unix-like systems.

Key Points of Interest

• Common Lisp implementation -- what to install to get started
• Favorite Lisp books -- book recommendations for newbies
• comp lang lisp -- lots of discussion happens on USENET
• Humor

Neighbors

• Emacs Wiki -- a wiki for Emacs and XEmacs stuff.
• SISC is an extensible Java based interpreter of Scheme. It has a wiki.
• The original wiki has many pages related to Lisp as well as other languages and programming in general.
• the TUNES Project Wiki http://cliki.tunes.org/ discusses operating systems from Lisp perspective (unlike most operating system discussions, which are from an assembly language perspective)
• the tech.coop hyper-cliki http://lisp.tech.coop/ a comprehensive repository of Common Lisp Resources, lisp "patterns", macros, FAQs, Tips, Tricks, and whatever else seems to fit. (includes even Non-Free, non-Unix and non-Common Lisp resources that are off-topic here at cliki.net).
• the scheme community wiki

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