Search for ruby in the Google code hosting
http://code.google.com/hosting/search?q=ruby&projectsearch=Search+Projects
and the first entry says Lisp rocks!
:-)
Sweet, I will have a laugh, while it lasts.
Even if there are 81 other "ruby" projects Google put this on the top,
interesting ...
BTW, the project is something that I am planning to do over the next
few months to accelerate learning Lisp, and is nothing very interesting
as of today.
Alok
Alok wrote:
> Search for ruby in the Google code hosting
> http://code.google.com/hosting/search?q=ruby&projectsearch=Search+Projects
>
> and the first entry says Lisp rocks!
>
Cool, but search for labels instead. A search on the label "ruby" gets
73 hits, while "python" gets 158, and "java" gets 274. "Lisp" only gets
12 hits (4 of which use the label "common lisp"), and "scheme" only 6
(2 of which also use the label "lisp").
Of course, Google Code is fairly new, so hopefully the lispers will
kick in a few more projects before long!
··············@gmail.com wrote:
> Cool, but search for labels instead. A search on the label "ruby"
I did not add any label to the project but "lisp". Which is why the
result was a bit of a surprise to me. But sweet.
And yes, when the dust settles down, the lisp-rocks project will be far
down, not just for "ruby" but any search term, I guess. But I hope to
get a good Lisp framework soon, combinig existing lisp modules and
functionality from existing web frameworks.
Alok.