Hexstream-not-yet-scavenged/common-lisp-symbols-comparison
[article] ABANDONED. A comparison of Common Lisp's 978 symbols and their Stream Lisp counterparts. Stream Lisp is now dead as of 10 march 2021. It never left early concept stage.
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Hexstream-not-yet-scavenged/return-values-hints
INCOMPLETE. ABANDONED. Allows querying of return values hints for all standard operators, as well as registering and querying of such hints for user-defined operators.
Hexstream-not-yet-scavenged/loopless
ABANDONED. Loopless contains utilities that provide a compelling alternative to LOOP for the vast majority of its use-cases. Most of these utilities are straightforward to learn and use, and are consistent in style with other standard Common Lisp constructs. All of them are easily composable with the rest of the language, unlike LOOP's monolithic approach.
Hexstream-not-yet-scavenged/easy-backquote-nesting
ABANDONED. If you're already an experienced lisper and know what backquote nesting is and why you'd want to use it, by reading easy-backquote-nesting.lisp you should be able to gain a practical understanding of how to read and write nested backquotes in about 30 minutes.
Hexstream-not-yet-scavenged/hecss
ABANDONED. This library makes it easy to build a representation of CSS as lisp objects, which you can then inspect/transform/output.
Hexstream-not-yet-scavenged/hextml
ABANDONED. This library makes it easy to build a representation of HTML as lisp objects, which you can then inspect/transform/output. Also supports dynamic output.