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**课程名称：** Common Lisp 编程：从新手到高效开发者 **课程概述：** 本课程旨在帮助您高效学习 Common Lisp 这一强大而独特的编程语言。Common Lisp 拥有许多开创性的计算机科学概念，尽管历史悠久，但在量子计算、Google 等大型科技公司以及个人开发者中仍有广泛应用。 **课程亮点：** * **深入的语言特性：** 课程将全面介绍 Common Lisp 的核心概念，包括函数、宏、迭代、错误与条件处理，以及强大的 Common Lisp Object System (CLOS)。 * **高效的开发环境：** 您将体验 Lisp 独特且强大的开发方式，包括交互式、基于镜像的开发体验，以及瞬间的类型检查和编译速度。 * **实践导向：** 课程强调实践，将通过 Emacs 和 Slime 等工具，引导您从零开始创建项目，学习流行的生态系统库，并构建独立的二进制可执行文件。 * **完善的学习资源：** 课程更新频繁，包括 2024 年发布的 CLOS 内容，以及不断改进的音质。您还可以通过 YouTube 频道获取补充视频。 * **丰富的实践经验：** 讲师将分享超过六年的 Common Lisp 实践经验，包括调试、库开发、项目贡献和商业应用。 * **配套资源：** 课程与《Common Lisp Cookbook》紧密结合，提供更全面的学习支持。 **学习目标：** 完成本课程后，您将能够：《Common Lisp 编程：从新手到高效开发者》是一门旨在帮助您掌握 Common Lisp 编程语言的课程。无论您是初学者还是有一定经验的开发者，本课程都将引导您高效地学习这一拥有众多开创性计算机科学概念的强大语言。 **课程内容亮点：** * **独特的语言优势：** 课程将深入介绍 Common Lisp 与其他主流语言（如 C 族）的不同之处，并强调其在交互式开发环境、性能（媲美 C/Rust/Java）、稳定性和长期维护性方面的优势。 * **全面的学习路径：** 您将学习 Common Lisp 的基础语法、函数、宏、迭代、错误和条件处理，以及强大的面向对象系统 CLOS (Common Lisp Object System)。 * **实践驱动的学习体验：** 课程将使用 Emacs 和 Slime 等工具进行开发演示，并指导您如何从零开始创建项目。此外，您还将了解并实践生态系统中重要的库，最终学会构建自包含的二进制可执行文件。 * **丰富的资源支持：** 课程内容不断更新（截至 2024 年 6 月，CLOS 部分视频已完成并陆续发布），音质也得到了显著提升。讲师还会通过 YouTube 频道分享补充视频。《Common Lisp Cookbook》也是本课程的绝佳配套资源。 * **讲师的实践经验：** 讲师将分享其超过六年的 Common Lisp 学习、实践、开发和贡献经验，帮助您规避学习过程中的“艰难之处”，高效地获取信息。 * **适用于多种开发环境：** 虽然课程以 Emacs 和 Slime 为例，但也会提及 Atom/Pulsar、Vim、VSCode、Sublime、Jetbrains/Intellij、LispWorks、Lem、CLOG 或命令行等多种开发环境的支持。 **课程价值：** Common Lisp 至今仍被包括量子计算公司在内的大型企业和独立开发者所使用。通过本课程，您将获得一门在行业内持续有价值的编程技能，并能够使用 Lisp 生态系统的力量来构建高效、可靠的软件。
Common Lisp is an awesome language. It has pioneered a LOT of concepts in computer science, and while old it is still used in the industry by Big Corps (all quantum computing ones, Google) as well as one-person companies (me!). I'll help you learn it efficiently.UPDATE June, 2024: the first 8 videos about CLOS are done and are being published, one by one, editing the subtitles on the go.There are subtitles.The sound quality dramatically improved since the beginning in 2021. The new videos (iteration, projects, conditions, macros…) have perfect audio. I re-recorded the sound of 3 old videos (last update: January, 2023). The sound of some videos have glitches (some remaining in the "functions" chapter). I'll re-record more step by step. Thanks!I publish complementary videos on Youtube (vindarel channel).If you subscribe now, you'll get the next chapters at the same price.Lisp the language is different than the Algol/C-like family of languages, and the Lisp development environments still offer unmatched capabilities: interactive, image-based development experience, while getting type warnings and errors at compile time in a fraction of a second, speed in the same group of C, Rust and Java (while sweating less to get to the result), while ensuring stability through decades, etc, etc, etc.However, you are about to enter a big new world. There are rough edges, the information is sometimes spread apart and hard to discover, despite my continuous work on collaborative resources.So, I gathered my knowledge and experience of more than six years of continuous reading, tweaking, writing, asking and answering questions, discovering libraries, trial and error, releasing open-source libraries, starter kits and demo projects, contributing to ambitious projects and running commercial services… into this series of videos.We will learn the language, the tools, the most important pieces of the ecosystem (a dozen libraries viewed so far), in order to be able to develop a Common Lisp software from the ground up. We will see some theory on what a Lisp language is but, be warned, theory isn't our goal, we'll quickly dive into the Common Lisp way. I will develop with Emacs and Slime (you can use Atom/Pulsar, Vim, VSCode, Sublime, Jetbrains/Intellij, LispWorks, Lem, CLOG or a simple text editor along with a command line prompt as we see in the first chapter), we will learn the syntax, we will create new projects some scratch, we will see everything about functions and macros, all the iteration constructs, error and condition handling, the CLOS object system (new in 2024) and we will build self-contained binaries.The Common Lisp Cookbook (which I mainly wrote) is a good companion to this video series.I am genuinely happy to share all that with you in this new video format and I wish you a fun journey.PS: pro tip: if you find a video too slow or if you think you know the content, watch it at speed x1.25 or x1.5. However I recommend to not skip content, as I give tips here and there and inside a section we build on the previous video's content.
