ltralisp.org^{includes one thousand two hundred three projects}

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Ultralisp is a quicklisp distribution, which updates every 5 minutes.

How to add my own project?

Add projects from Github

How to use it?

Open your Lisp REPL and eval:

(ql-dist:install-dist "http://dist.ultralisp.org/"
                      :prompt nil)
  

Or if you are using Qlot, put these lines in your qlfile:

dist ultralisp http://dist.ultralisp.org/
ql :all :latest
ultralisp :all :latest
  

Roadmap

• Plug in a real database to store projects' metadata and other information.
• Integration with the GitHub to add projects in one click.
• Automatic distribution's ChangeLog generation.
• Support for project sources other than GitHub.
• Running tests for updated project and all dependent systems.
• Add your feature request at the Github.

How to help

Any help is appreciated. You can:

• Select an issue on the GitHub, assign yourself and send a pull request. Issues are marked as "good first issue", "medium" and "big story" to help you to select which impact do you want to make.
• Suggest your own ideas.

• Become a sponsor on Patreon or Liberpay and donate money to support further development:

  Donate $$$ at Patreon Donate $$$ at Liberpay

  Gold sponsors will be listed at the bottom of this page, and grand sponsors on this separate page.

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mfiano/origin	A native Lisp graphics math library with an emphasis on performance and correctness.
mfiano/dungen	A procedural dungeon generator
HackerTheory/cl-gltf2	A loader for glTF2 (OpenGL Transmission Format) files.
HackerTheory/pngload	A PNG (Portable Network Graphics) image format decoder in portable Common Lisp with an emphasis on speed.
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Hexstream/with-output-to-stream	Provides a simple way of directing output to a stream according to the concise and intuitive semantics of FORMAT's stream argument.