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Embed Lisp into Ruby with RLisp

By Peter Cooper — July 26th, 2006 — No Comments - Leave One Now!

In Cool, Elsewhere, Miscellaneous, Ruby Tricks

Tomasz Węgrzanowski (aka Taw) has developed a Lisp interpreter embedded in Ruby called RLisp. It's early days and ultra-alpha-quality, but it's a cool project. You can find the source code here, and Taw is offering free beer for the first 10 developers to write a cool RLisp program. RLisp already has some basic OO support (and even HTTP support) so it's fun to play with.

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