vindarel
vindarel
Yes, sure!
Good find. Both seem well developed, but the Qitab one is (semi?) official: "Repo for third_party lisp code out of Google/ita".
arrow-macros seems to be more featurful that Harlequin's arrows: it works with nested arrows (but does it really need a code walker?), and has more forms (as explained in arrows'...
Here are some I didn't find: - https://github.com/byulparan/common-cv - https://github.com/fisxoj/postmodern-passenger-pigeon/ - https://github.com/html/clache/blob/ - https://github.com/vseloved/wiki-lang-detect/blob/master/wiki-lang-detect.asd - https://github.com/kovisoft/slimv PRs welcome
If you judge it nice, OK. Mind a PR?
damn, really ? ok I won't push it then. It seems ok to me so far (\*cough\* many-to-many relationships). What do you recommend instead ? (to register objects to a...
agreed, I'll leave this open a bit in case someone else has more feedback, and I won't merge this PR. Thanks for the feedback.
Hi @cage2, I only see a log4cl fork in your repositories, where's Crane ? thanks
Well I'm not sure. Shelly looked attractive because it promises to call a function in a script without bothering writing a cli args parser. I couldn't make the basic example...
thanks for the tests and reports. To make it fit *now* we have to expand all columns width: ```lisp (term:table '(("name" "age" "email") ("me" 7 "some@blah") ("me" 7 "[email protected]")) :column-width...