The Denver-Boulder Lisp Users Group
An informal gathering to discuss all things lisp.
Next Meeting
Topic: Free Lisp
Presenter: Steve Rogers
Date: Wednesday, 4 January 2006
Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM
Venue: Gordon Biersch - Located on the south side of Flatirons Mall in Broomfield, CO. Here's a
map.
Summary: Steve will lead off a round table discussion with his experiences and views on freely available Common Lisp implementations and invite others to share theirs. Either
free as in beer (e.g. trial version from a vendor) or
free as in speech (e.g. Open Source) qualify for this discussion.
Previous Attendees:
- Alexander Repenning - CU professor & AgentSheets software in Lisp.
Professional use of Lisp.
- Andri Ioannidou - AgentSheets software in Lisp. Professional use of Lisp.
- Bill Clementson - Software Architect for PeopleSoft. Some professional
use of Lisp.
- Eric Blood - Consultant for Broadvision. Personal use of Lisp.
- Gordon Weakliem - Systems Engineer, Galileo International. Learning Lisp
for personal use.
- Larry Hunter - CU professor & Bioinformatics researcher. Professional use
of Lisp.
- Patrick Fogarty - Personal use of Lisp.
- Steve Smith - Analog Circuit Designer for Fairchild Semiconductor.
Personal use of Lisp.
- Sam Falkner - Sun Microsystems. Some professional use of Lisp.
- Bill Wood - Consultant. Some professional use of Lisp.
- Kenny Tilton - Lisp programmer. Professional use of Lisp.
- Jans Aasman - Head of Engineering, Franz, Inc. Professional use of Lisp.
- Jeff Kielty - Account Executive, Franz, Inc. Professional use of Lisp.
- Doug Williams - SAIC. Some professional use of Lisp.
- Andrew Dolbey - UCHSC. Professional use of Lisp.
- Mikel Evins - Professional use of Lisp.
- Michael Maynard - Personal use of Lisp.
- Steve Rogers - Seagate Technology. Some professional use of Lisp.
- Eric Dobbs - Some professional use of Lisp.
- Mark Nakasone - Personal use of Lisp.
- Rick Nooner - Some professional use of Lisp.
See the
LispDen Archives for past meetings.