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Some days, I would like to become an expert in many sort of different programming languages but it's both a matter of years and practice. The only thing I can do then, is to compile some interesting things to read, helping people to make their own opinion about major programming languages...
Functional programing
- Tutorial on Good Lisp Programming Style, Peter Norvig
- Design Patterns in Dynamic Programming, Peter Norvig
- Programming methods and techniques, Robert Strandh
- Symbolic programming using Common Lisp, Robert Strandh
- Techniques et fondements de la programmation, Robert Strandh
- Lisp as an alternative to Java, Erann Gat (NASA)
- Successful Lisp: How to Understand and Use Common Lisp, David B. Lamkins
- Common Lisp - Myths and Legends, Xanalys
- Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation, David S. Touretzky
- Introduction to Functional Programming (lambda-calculus with SML), Mike Gordon
- Standard ML of New Jersey
- Programming in Standard ML '97: On-line Tutorial
Object Oriented Programming
- The Java IAQ: Infrequently Answered Questions, Peter Norvig
- Why Java is Not My Favourite Programming Language, Ian Sheldon
- My Rant on C++'s operator new, David Mazières
Imperative Programing
- Lecture de code, Robert Strandh
- setjmp/longjmp du C, Ph. Narbel
- Why Pascal is Not My Favorite Programming Language, Brian Kernighan
Misc.
- Recursive Make Considered Harmful, Peter Miller
