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  1. LispWorks lispworks.com

    Commercial, but as mentioned previously, has a Personal Edition with minor limitations.

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  2. Lispworks Personal Edition lispworks.com

    A non-Emacs based IDE for LispWorks Lisp, with some restrictions.

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  3. LispWorks manual lispworks.com

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  4. The Common Lisp Hyperspec lispworks.com

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  5. Chapter 7 lispworks.com

    Covers the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS).

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  6. installing an implementation lispcookbook.github.io

    using an implementation manager like Roswell, or on Docker.

  7. Chapter 1 lib.store.yahoo.net

    and Chapter 2 are available online.

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  8. The chapter on closures letoverlambda.com

    Has several non-trivial examples, and demonstrates the power of this feature.

  9. errata page landoflisp.com

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  10. ACL manual franz.com

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  11. Allegro Common Lisp franz.com

    Has a free Express Edition IDE, and training videos on YouTube.

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  12. Exercism exercism.org

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  13. Lisp Discord server discord.gg

    Is a Discord for Lisp. Has a channel dedicated to Common Lisp and will happily answer questions.

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  14. Common Lisp: An interactive approach by Stuart C. Shapiro cse.buffalo.edu

    A textbook that teaches mainly through the use of exercises.

  15. Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation by David S. Touretzky cs.cmu.edu

    a good introduction for people new to programming. Contains code for really useful utilities like DTRACE and SDRAW.

  16. Chapter 28 cs.cmu.edu

    Covers the Common Lisp Object System.

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  17. Lispbox common-lisp.net

    An IDE (Emacs + SLIME), Common Lisp implementation (Clozure Common Lisp) and library manager (Quicklisp), pre-packaged as archives for Windows, macOS and Linux. Descendant of "Lisp in a Box" mentioned in Practical Common Lisp.

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  18. ECL manual common-lisp.net

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  19. CLISP Manual clisp.sourceforge.io

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  20. CLISP clisp.sourceforge.io

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  21. other rooms cliki.net

    on the Libera.Chat network are great places for learning about Common Lisp. (Freenode should be avoided.)

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  22. Cliki on CLtL2 cliki.net

    Claims it has more useful descriptions of LOOP and FORMAT than the CLHS does.

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  23. Cliki cliki.net

    The Common Lisp Wiki. A great resource for all things CL. Has a great Getting Started page and an extensive list of Lisp books.

  24. CCL manual ccl.clozure.com

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  25. The ANSI Common Lisp Standard Draft cberr.us

    The last draft version of the ANSI INCITS 226-1994 (previously ANSI X3.226-1994) standard.

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  26. ask smart questions catb.org

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  27. State of the Common Lisp Ecosystem, 2015 borretti.me

    Article about what libraries you should use, and why.

  28. Articulate Common Lisp articulate-lisp.com

    Lists some useful libraries.

  29. Articulate Common Lisp articulate-lisp.com

    A HOWTO for putting together a Lisp environment, and has information on useful libraries and how to structure projects.

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  30. Object-Oriented Programming in Common Lisp by Sonya E. Keene amazon.com

    An in-depth description of the CLOS, and shows how to use it with example applications.

  31. Adam Tornhill on AMOP adamtornhill.com

    Recommends reading Practical Common Lisp, then Object-Oriented Programming in Common Lisp, and then AMOP.