

Barista — a macOS menu-bar application framework in Common Lisp
40ants.comThe Common Lisp Cookbook - translated to Japanese
askdkc.github.ioerebus: experimental, user-space VPN client that exposes access to private networks through a local HTTP proxy.
github.comMaxima ported to iOS, just for fun.
source: https://github.com/li-yiyang/iMaxima/
found on: https://mastodon.social/@lucky_magick/116622688788574555
screencast: https://mastodon.social/@lucky_magick/116623614752715432
Porting Maxima to iOS to preparing for the test. (I think I cannot finish it before exam...)
Finally got ECL cross-compiling working. (Still dead with iOS sandbox...)
Lessons learned:
- the cross-compiling is described in INSTALL clearly
- I use cross-maxima.lisp (https:// gist.github.com/li-yiyang/6ce2bb71afdd02da50b7fba7358ffaa0) to generate cc files
- libraries in lib/ecl/lib*.a has to be initialized, their init name is like libsockets.a -> init_lib_SOCKETS, libsb-bsd-sockets -> init_lib_SB_BSD_SOCKETS (little re tricks)
cl-sourcery: Intercepts all standard CL definition forms to capture and store the exact source as written
sr.htclim-modern - A theming library for McCLIM that replaces stock '90s Motif-style widgets with flat, modern-looking equivalents.
git.sr.htCL-CODEGRAPH - a live Knowledge Graph of your Common Lisp code, built from the running SBCL image.
cl-codegraph: https://sr.ht/~hajovonta/cl-codegraph/
> Given a package loaded in the SBCL image, builds and maintains a graph of its symbols, class hierarchies, method specializations, call relationships, and metadata — all without parsing source code. Includes a live Emacs integration that shows code intelligence as you navigate.
Screencast: https://drive.proton.me/urls/JE5EQ6KNMR#tN7CcgN96YL7
Seen on: https://mastodon.online/@hajovonta/116501259663689389