New site for newLisp and Live Code
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 11:36 pm
I like two programming languages: newLisp and “Runtime Revolution” (now Live Code). So I decided to revamp my “old” sites and join them, in this new site.
“Live Code” and newLisp will be the central point of this blog, but they will be linked to other programming experiences also.
Even if these languages (and the programming environment) are so different, they have several common points:
1. Both of them are cross-platform
2. They are scripting languages
3. newLisp is console-oriented, and” Live Code” is more graphics-oriented (GUI). So they can be combined to create amazing programs. They are two different faces of the same coin.
4. These scripting languages are very different from the most common programming environments (like C, Java, Basic, Python, Pascal, PHP, etc…). In fact, newLisp is a functional language, and “Live Code” has a scripting-syntax very similar to the spoken English. Furthermore they are complete, flexible and fast!
5. I like both of them :-)
6. More and more (follow me and you will discover them by yourself!)
A newLisp developer can quickly create GUI interfaces to newLisp applications using “Live Code”, and a “Live Code” user can get unique benefits using newLisp (distributed computing, simple interfacing to external libraries, etc…).
This is the link:
http://runrevwidgets.com/applications
So, get ready for this new exciting travel!
(Cheers)
“Live Code” and newLisp will be the central point of this blog, but they will be linked to other programming experiences also.
Even if these languages (and the programming environment) are so different, they have several common points:
1. Both of them are cross-platform
2. They are scripting languages
3. newLisp is console-oriented, and” Live Code” is more graphics-oriented (GUI). So they can be combined to create amazing programs. They are two different faces of the same coin.
4. These scripting languages are very different from the most common programming environments (like C, Java, Basic, Python, Pascal, PHP, etc…). In fact, newLisp is a functional language, and “Live Code” has a scripting-syntax very similar to the spoken English. Furthermore they are complete, flexible and fast!
5. I like both of them :-)
6. More and more (follow me and you will discover them by yourself!)
A newLisp developer can quickly create GUI interfaces to newLisp applications using “Live Code”, and a “Live Code” user can get unique benefits using newLisp (distributed computing, simple interfacing to external libraries, etc…).
This is the link:
http://runrevwidgets.com/applications
So, get ready for this new exciting travel!
(Cheers)