awesome-projects

LispNYC awards a Certificate of Awesome to those exceptional participants that received a high score by our panel of judges. This is a powerful public declaration of achievement to capable developers who have demonstrated excellence in both their coding skills and project presentation.

First Name	Last Name	Country	Project Name	LISP dialect
Peter	Barnett	United States	Todo-Repl	Clojure
Nikita	Beloglazov	Belarus	Nonojure Recognition	Clojure
John	Boyle	United States	Emiya	Arc
Pius von	D niken	Switzerland	Celine	Clojure
Robert	Day	United Kingdom	Github Issue Charts	Clojure
Evan	Donahue	United States	Boris The (Web) Spider	Racket
Sergii	Dymchenko	United States	SGoogle Code Jam Solver	Commmon Lisp
Jonas	Enlund	Finland	Learn Datalog Today!	Clojure
Thomas	Fitzsimmons	Canada	Emacs Slime Volleyball	Emacs Lisp
E. Cayenne	Geis	United States	Blocks in Space	Clojure
Eric	Gesell	United States	Vulture	Clojure
Saupin	Guillaume	France	Lisphys	Commmon Lisp
Martin	Haesler	United Kingdom	MetalHead	Commmon Lisp
Sean	Johnson	United States	Falkland CMS	Clojure
Thorsten	Jolitz	Germany	iOrg	PicoLisp
Zachary	Kanfer	United States	Unit-test.arc	Arc
Cory	Koch	United States	Prayer Times	Emacs Lisp
Mu	Lei	China	Artanis	Scheme
Ryan	McGowan	United States	Manners	Clojure
Javier	Olaechea	Peru	trolling-success	Commmon Lisp
Denis	Papathanasiou	United States	Tweet-secret	Clojure
Sibi	Prabakaran	India	Clj-uclassify	Clojure
Akshay	Srinivasan	United States	Matlisp-tensor	Commmon Lisp
Margit	Szendrei	Hungary	Propositional Logic	Scheme
Fengnian	Tian	Netherlands	E-Toothbrush	Commmon Lisp
Leo	Zovic	Canada	Deal	Commmon Lisp