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In this series, we will show how to create a basic web application in PicoLisp.
One of the many nice things of PicoLisp is that it comes with a built-in database. This makes it easy to collect and store our own data, for example via a mobile app. But not all data is best represented in tables and lists: sometimes a colorful litt...
In the last post we have covered static canvas elements. Now let's see how we can create dynamic ones. This post refers to this article. Before diving into the code, let's take a look at an example: You can test it yourself here: https://picolisp.c...
"This world is but a canvas to our imagination." (Hery David Thoreau)
To close the database / web app session, let's take a look at a more complex example: A full stack Enterprise-Resource-Planning app (in a quite simplified form of course). This app has several different pages, a navigation menu, calculations, PDF doc...
Today we will look at a little PicoLisp App that is actually documented on www.picolisp.com. I think examples can be very helpful when you lack inspiration or don't know where to start. We will discuss the following little demo app: A little addressb...
Now let's assume we're finally happy with our little Todo-App. Of course, the next thing we want to do is to host it somewhere public for the world to see. In order to do this, we need a little bit more preparation. The httpGate utility Up to now w...
