azzamsa/awesome-cl-software

List of awesome application software built with Common Lisp

awesome-cl-software's Issues

Modalys

You may want to consider adding Modalys.

ModaLisp is based on LispWorks.

adding icon for free or nonfree software ?

what if we add the icon for free and non-free software ?
as like what awesome-linux-software does .

reddit v1

The Lisp code of reddit v1 was recently released. https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/883vzs/old_reddit_source_code/
https://github.com/reddit-archive/reddit1.0/

where shall we put it ?

regards

acceleration.net

Hello,

The primary author of this library https://github.com/AccelerationNet/access/ (which powers Djula) is http://www.acceleration.net/

They actively use and maintain other libs too: https://github.com/AccelerationNet?utf8=✓&q=&type=&language=common+lisp

they most probably use CL professionally.

Add :star: for actively maintained and most starred app

I want to add ⭐ for app that actively maintained and most starred app.

E.g Kindista, Lem, Mezzano.

Inspired from https://github.com/CodyReichert/awesome-cl/blob/master/README.md

@vindarel what is your opinion ?

Awesome lists are curations of the best, not everything.

Web frameworks / web devel

Hi Azzamsa,

First of all, thanks for this list.

I would like to suggest you to add a section on web development. Suggestion for projects in this category would be the following web development tools:

• Lucerne (complete web framework)
• Caveman2 (complete web framework)
• Clack and Lack (building blocks for web applications, used by all the above)
• Reblocks (further advancement of Weblocks, a complete web framework)

and also, if not included above:

• Parenscript (Common Lisp subset that can be compiled to javascript)
• JSCL (Common Lisp subset implementation that is self-hosted in javascript)

I'd also want to add my own "minimal quick&dirty zero-learning-curve web framework", Ninglex, but i don't think it's an "awesome" tool, just a quick&dirty lib.