Starting with Common Lisp in 2020
In my spare time (whenever I get to have some these days) I like to poke around in the world of Lisp.
A place about Open Source Software, Operating Systems and some random thoughts
In my spare time (whenever I get to have some these days) I like to poke around in the world of Lisp.
The vSAN Management SDK for Python is distributed as a Zip archive available at code.vmware.com. The latest version as of writing this document is 6.7.0 and can be found here.
In Clojure when you need to work with maps you get the option to choose from a number of builtin core functions such as get, assoc, dissoc, merge, select-keys, zipmap, keys, vals and many others.
For the past couple of months or so I’ve been programming in Clojure and I really enjoy it.
One of the API services that I have developed recently for internal project returns a flat sequence of items, where each item in the sequence may or may not be related to other items with a parent-child relationship.
As mentioned in a previous blog post one of the past projects I’ve been involved in was an internal CMDB system and the development of collection of Cisco UCS Configuration Items (CIs) such as Fabric Interconnects, Chassis and Blade servers.
One of the recent projects that I’m working on is an internal CMDB system.
Recently I had a need to parse some OpenSSH certificate keys, and since it’s been a while since I’ve written anything in Rust I thought I’d dive into the language again and create a library for parsing OpenSSH certificates in it.
When Nintendo first announced the NES Classic Edition I was sure I would get one of these consoles.