SteelSeries is happy to announce Sensei support in SteelSeries Engine 3!

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We recently released Engine 3.5.3 with added device support and bug fixes.

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We recently released Engine 3.5.2 with some bug fixes and important changes regarding legacy Windows support.

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The concurrency primitives in GoLisp 1.0 were enough to do some basic multi-task funcitonality, but lacked some of the features needed for advanced task managment. We’ve added to GoLisp’s concurrency functions to improve on this and allow greater control over forked processes.

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We recently released Engine 3.5.0 with a handful of bug fixes and changes in OS support.

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We recently released Engine 3.4.4.1 with a hotfix for the new Dota 2 Reborn update.

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We recently released Engine 3.4.4 with a bunch of bug fixes, and a couple of new devices. Let’s look at what’s new.

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Now that GoLisp is becoming a more complete and powerful programming language, rather than a simple extension language for making DSLs, it’s time to have some real development tools for it. This post introduces the new GoLisp profiler.

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We recently released Engine 3.4.3 with a bunch of bug fixes. Let’s look at what’s new.

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What was

When I started working on GoLisp I decided to write tests of the runtime/internals in Go using GoCheck, and tests of Lisp level behavior in Lisp. To that end I wrote a very simple testing framework with one function: describe, which wrapped a sequence of predicate expressions, evaluated them and reported errors if they evaluated to something falsy. Generally, this took the form of a series of equality checks; it worked, but didn’t communicate very well.

With the impending version 1.0 release, I decided it was time to improve this.

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