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May 18, 2014 at 21:20
Hot on the heels of 0.8, the first practical Trifle program -- a REPL!
Writing a basic REPL! The first genuinely useful Trifle program! · Wilfred/trifle@17f76ae
Writing a basic REPL! The first genuinely useful Trifle program! · Wilfred/trifle@17f76ae
A friendly lisp with a focus on interactivity and collaboration - Writing a basic REPL! The first genuinely useful Trifle program! · Wilfred/trifle@17f76ae

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