hraban/testtravis
testing repo for travis-ci
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testing repo for travis-ci
A portable version of Franz's Opensource HTML Parser
JQuery Terminal Emulator
flexibly shallow/deep copying library for Common Lisp
Go implementation of mkdtemp (3) [obsolete since new ioutil.TempDir]
Optimization modules for Go HTTP handlers
portable and possibly dangerous timeout library for Common Lisp
Interfaces for objects that can model Amazon S3
Light-weight in-memory LRU (object) cache library for Go
The easiest way to create web applications with Go (Hraban's Minimal remix)
Simple exceptions in C
An example of a 'namespace' in C.
Common Lisp implementation of the OpenPGP standard (RFC 4880)
Portable simple API to work with backtraces in Common Lisp
Binary tree implementation in Common Lisp. Just a proof of concept to go back to basics, this is by no means intended for actual use.
A script to dump a CSV file from Github suitable for importing into JIRA
A Generic Version of SB-FastCGI, runs on mostly Common Lisp implementations.
A portable Common Lisp library for running external programs from within Lisp.
A web.py application of low/medium complexity, kept around for the code samples.
Portable channel-based concurrency for Common Lisp
Yet Another Brute Force Detector
trivial (really) HTTP library for Common Lisp -- probably better to use something else!
Classes how you want them, when you want them
Tinaa is a flexible and general purpose Lisp documentation system.
GNUplot in Common Lisp
An unordered collection of mathematical routines
A Common Lisp rewrite of Markdown
Common Lisp library for manipulating graphs and running graph algorithms
Containers Library for Common Lisp
compatibility layer for minor MOP implementation differences
metabang's core utilities... - Something to stand on
metabang's utilities... - Now where is that kitchen sink...
A simple Common-Lisp interface to the underlying Operating System
The poor man's filesystem
LIsp Framework for Testing
bind is let and much much more
A Common Lisp logging framework organized around five things: categories, outputs, senders, messages and contexts