Nick Levine

• Here is where we live.
• And here is where I work.

• Software:

  • CLAUDE — the Common Lisp Library Audience Expansion Toolkit;
  • Ravenbrook Chart — layout and interactive display of large, complex graphs, available free of charge as a permissively licensed Windows library.
  • Profiler Plus;
  • CL-LOG — a general purpose logging utility;
  • xhtml generation from Common Lisp;

• Words:

  • Leadership Trait Analysis and Threat Assessment with Profiler Plus (presented at ILC 2014, co-authored with Michael Young);
  • CLAUDE — The Common Lisp Library Audience Expansion Toolkit (7th European Lisp Symposium, Paris, May 2014)
  • On Lattices Isomorphic to their Ideal Lattices (2012, revised 2014).

• Dated:

  • The book I tried writing;
  • Lectures on lisp to undergraduates;
  • Myths and Legends (co-authored with Kent M. Pitman);
  • Lisp Threads;
  • tutorials on CLOS and on Common SQL;
  • I gave a talk at the European Common Lisp Meeting in 2011;
  • brief notes accompanying my lightning talk at the International Lisp Conference 2009;
  • Common Lisp Requests for Implementation (CLRFI): the original paper – (website now superseded by this);
  • CL-RABBIT — connect LispWorks to the RabbitMQ implementation of AMQP;
  • JFLI — LispWorks / Java binding version 0.2 (or on Sourceforge) – documentation is here;
  • Perforce bindings for the LispWorks IDE (also available from the Perforce Workshop);
  • The FastIndex search engine ran for eight years before I lost interest in it and stopped bothering to prop it up. Source code still available.
  • Lisp programming contests: 2003 and 2007;
  • Superconvergent Recovery of the Gradient from Piecewise Linear Finite-element Approximations (1985);

• Community:

  • Audio recordings from the European Lisp Symposium, Paris, May 2014
  • Audio recordings, proceedings, etc. from the European Lisp Symposium, Madrid, June 2013

• Enliven'd (blog – mostly non-technical, some items tagged lisp)

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