I have been working on collaborative and interactive software development for the past year. I can build a particular solution for PicoLisp (I had been working with Common Lisp and newLISP). The safe execution environment is achieved by running the code in a Docker container.
I could modify a little my software to have the functionality of a "Try PicoLisp". If you're interested, I could work on this, but it'll take me a while because I'm working on finishing my thesis. I could also release a collaborative and interactive platform for the development of PicoLisp projects. At first I was thinking on releasing it for the Common Lisp community, but I'm always scared of presenting something to them because they're... not as nice as you guys. El ago 29, 2014 7:36 AM, <andr...@itship.ch> escribió: > > Imagine the interactive PicoLisp web tutorials that could be written if > > there would actually be a "safe PicoLisp interpreter" as proposed - > > thats a nice idea. > > > > Or would it suffice to define the tutorial functions and start a > > server that only allows these functions and nothing else? > > check out http://tryruby.org to see how such a thing is properly done (GUI > wise). I find it really clever made. Would surely be a huge boost to have > something similar for our beloved picolisp :) > > -- > UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe >
