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PicoLisp Plans for 2022

PublishedJanuary 11, 2022

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PicoLisp Plans for 2022

Welcome back to the PicoLisp blog, I hope you all had a nice Christmas time - if you celebrate Christmas 😀 - and a good start in 2022.

I have been thinking about how to continue this blog, and basically this is the plan:

I plan to post two posts/week, each Tuesday and Friday.
One big topic I would like to tackle is Mobile App programming for Android with help of pilbox. However, the pilbox itself is still evolving, and the topic is kind of large, so it will take a little bit of preparation time.
Secondly, I want to finish more of the Project Euler task, and use it to go a bit deeper into specific PicoLisp functions and concepts.
I'm also looking out for other small programming challenges that are fun to solve and not too large, like the Advent of Code series or some challenges from Hack the Box (especially the crypto ones) and other CTF events. Let's see what will come up during this year :)

That's it for today, have a nice week!

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Stephen M4y ago

Looking forward to the new posts! Thank you.

Mia Temma4y ago

thank you! I already have a couple of posts planned, but i still need to write them down :)

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