lisp-hacker-roadmap

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La perfection est atteinte, non pas lorsqu'il n'y a plus rien à ajouter, mais lorsqu'il n'y a plus rien à retirer.

Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.

— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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Below are charts that show possible paths to be a practical yet bleeding edge Lisp hacker. The specified technologies were carefully chosen to be as minimal as possible yet able to work completely harmonious with one another; from front to back.

The polyglot offers vast amounts of enlightenment. The experience will make you a better hacker for the rest of your days.

Suggestions are always welcome.

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🚀 Introduction

Categories	Technologies
Para(digm)	Functional (Programming)
Lang(uage)	Lisp
Dial(ect)	Clojure
(Text) Editor	Emacs
Dist(ribution)	Spacemacs
Integrated Development Environment	CIDER
Distributed Version Control System	Git
I(nter)face	Magit
Repo(sitory)	GitHub
Operating System	Linux
Dist(ribution)	Arch (Linux)
Desktop Environment	GNOME
Sh(ell)	BASH
Design	Information Architecture
Security	Social Engineering

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🎨 Front-end

HTML

Categories	Technologies
Markup (Writing)	Markdown
Preprocessor (React, Publishing)	Reagent

CSS

Categories	Technologies
Preprocessor	Garden
Framework	re-com

JavaScript

Categories	Technologies
Compiler	ClojureScript
Management	Leiningen
Framework (SPA)	re-frame
Testing	clojure.spec

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👽 Back-end

Categories	Technologies
Language	Clojure
Management	Leiningen
Testing	clojure.spec
Framework (GraphQL)	Lacinia
Web Server	Nginx
Transactor (Datalog)	Datomic
Database (SQL)	PostgreSQL

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👷 Polyglot

Categories	Technologies
Functional (Impure)	Scheme (CHICKEN)
Functional (Pure)	Haskell
Object-oriented (Class)	Smalltalk
Object-oriented (Prototype)	Self
Regular Expression	Perl
Multi-paradigm	Oz
Procedural	C
Machine Code	ASM

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Credits

Credit goes to @kamranahmedse for his developer-roadmap.

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License

lisp-hacker-roadmap is licensed under MIT.