News and Status Reports
2024 Annual Report released
The 2024 Medley Interlisp Annual Report has been released. Another year of progress.
Build Notes
Builds of Medley for several operating systems and architectures are generated automatically every week. You can learn what’s changed and download the latest builds. We advise caution as these builds are untested and may have bugs or other issues.
Larry Masinter at aNONradio in December 2024
On December 18, 2024 Larry Masinter was a guest of the Lispy Gopher Climate radio show at aNONradio. The recording of the episode is available.
Medley LOOPS Volume I on Hacker News
In October of 2024 the book Medley LOOPS: The Basic System by Stephen Kaisler made it to the front page of Hacker News, where it generated an interesting discussion on early Lisp object systems and the syntax and internals of LOOPS.
Medley LOOPS Volume I
In October of 2024 the Medley Interlisp Project published the book Medley LOOPS: The Basic System by Stephen Kaisler. This is Volume I of the Medley LOOPS series on the Lisp Object-Oriented Programming System, an object extension of Interlisp.
May 2024 European Lisp Symposium
On May 6, 2024 Andrew Sengul gave the remote talk “The Medley Interlisp Revival” at the European Lisp Symposium 2024 and you can read the paper. The video recording is available here.
Annual Reports
The Medley team has produced annual reports documenting their major achievements.
November 2023 Computer Conservation Society event
On November 16, 2023 Steve Kaisler gave the talk “Software Archaeology: The Medley Interlisp Modernisation Project” at a Computer Conservation Society event in London and the recording is available here.
March 2023 Bay Area Lisp Meeting
An overview of the Medley Interlisp project was presented at the March Bay Area Lisp Meeting. The following recording provides an introduction to the work being undertaken by the Medley project.
Closed Issues
The issues closed by the team can be found in our GitHub repository.
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