Common Lisp
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A comprehensive and extensible natural language processing toolkit for Common Lisp, supporting custom pipelines and experimentation.
A database-independent interface for Common Lisp, providing a uniform API for SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.
A Lisp to GLSL compiler that translates a Common Lisp-like dialect into shader code for graphics programming.
A RESTful URL router for Common Lisp that maps HTTP concepts directly to CLOS.
A Common Lisp implementation of spreadsheet-like dataflow programming for CLOS objects.
A Common Lisp language plugin for JetBrains IDEs using SLIME/Swank protocol for IDE capabilities.
A Jupyter kernel for the Maxima computer algebra system, enabling interactive notebooks for symbolic mathematics.
An umbrella project providing cross-platform Common Lisp libraries for building large, interactive applications including game development.
A high-performance, HTTP/1.1 compliant web server written in Common Lisp for serving static and dynamic content.
An open-source graph database and Prolog implementation written in pure Common Lisp, featuring ACID compliance and master/slave replication.
An asynchronous HTTP server written in Common Lisp for high-performance web applications.
A comprehensive collection of Common Lisp implementations for competitive programming algorithms and data structures.
A fast and robust Common Lisp client for Redis, providing full protocol support with pipelining and PubSub.
A correct and safe(er) JSON RFC 8259 reader/writer for Common Lisp with sane defaults.
A high-performance Common Lisp library for representing and processing 2D pixel-based images with minimal dependencies.
An enhanced Common Lisp REPL with terminal, browser, and Emacs interfaces, featuring syntax highlighting, visualization, and profiling.
A Common Lisp framework for declarative UNIX system administration using resource-based configuration and SSH.
A Common Lisp interface to libcurses providing both low-level CFFI bindings and a higher-level Lisp-friendly API.
A simple Common Lisp framework for 2D game development with graphics, audio, and input handling.
A visual programming environment for computer-assisted music composition and audio data processing built on Common Lisp.
An open-source Hierarchical Task Network (HTN) AI planner written in Common Lisp, supporting PDDL and HDDL.
A compatibility layer that rectifies missing or incorrect CLOS MOP features across many Common Lisp implementations.
A Common Lisp port of Django's templating engine, enabling dynamic HTML generation with familiar Django template syntax.
A fast regular expression engine for Common Lisp that compiles regexes to machine code using derivative-based DFA compilation.
A generic function interface to standard Common Lisp functions, providing extensible wrappers for equality, comparison, sequences, and more.
Command-line options parser system for Common Lisp
A cross-platform Common Lisp interface to .NET Core, enabling seamless interop without C++ code.
Common Lisp CFFI bindings to the IUP Portable User Interface library (pre-ALPHA)
A Common Lisp I/O library providing portable system interfaces for files, sockets, and streams.
A high-performance Common Lisp library for fast octet-vector and octet-stream I/O operations.
A Common Lisp interface to MongoDB providing document operations, indexing, map-reduce, and declarative query macros.
A Common Lisp library for building rich, responsive terminal user interfaces (TUIs) using a Model-View-Update architecture.
A Common Lisp library for defining and operating on algebraic data types with pattern matching, inspired by functional languages.
Arrow-macros provides Clojure-like arrow and diamond wand macros for Common Lisp, enabling expressive and readable threading of expressions.
A production-quality forward-chaining expert system shell implementing the Rete algorithm in modern Common Lisp.
A community-driven platform for sharing and voting on Common Lisp programming tips through GitHub issues.
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