sgolovin

I started a pet project that combines Rust (for performance and its robust library ecosystem) with Common Lisp (for its interactivity and Condition System), aiming to get the best of both worlds. This setup allows me to build core functionality in Rust and still benefit from the interactive development features and flexibility of Lisp.

Below, you’ll find a brief explanation of how to expose Rust functions and pointers to Common Lisp, and how to set up callbacks from Lisp back to Rust.

I still remember the day I first switched from SVN (Subversion) to Git. It felt like the future had suddenly arrived on my doorstep, offering the power to commit, branch, and merge in ways that SVN couldn’t easily match. Over time, Git became my bread and butter. Now, in 2025 and beyond, I once again find myself on the verge of a version-control transformation—this time by experimenting with Jujutsu.