Resources for Common Lisp programmers.
Allows Common Lisp programmers to mix infix syntax with Lisp's traditional prefix syntax. This is particularly useful for writing mathematical formulae, which otherwise tend to look rather strange in Lisp. Thorough documentation is available as comments within the code and in this demo. Alan first announced this project to comp.lang.lisp on March 18, 2006.
This book was very helpful for writing my second Lisp program. I recommend it as a first book on Common Lisp.
Computer programming class that focuses on problem-solving strategies rather than on particular programming languages. This Fall 2006 lecture series was cancelled. I saved the webpage because it has some good programming links.