Describe Miscellaneous Projects Wish List here This page contains list of miscellaneous things which common lisp programmers can do to improve the state of common lisp libraries.

• Scripting with Common Lisp ~ see old c.l.l. post

• Extending cl-rss by Kevin Rosenberg to support rss 2.0, and send him a patch.

  Should not be very hard and should take only a day or two.

Seed Requests / Requests for Gardeners / Project Suggestions

• Read original here.
  From: "David Aue"
  Subject: Eclipse
  Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 17:55:41 -0800
  

  Eclipse looks like it could be a great IDE environment for newbies and/or the Emacs averse. It is designed specifially to support modules for multiple languages. It also looks like a fairly mature environment for development fully supporting Java and C++ already with other nice features like debugging and CVS.

  There are already some attempts at making a lisp interface for Eclipse but it is hard to tell what state they are in from the web. If someone wanted check these out and report on the state of affairs for Lisp+Eclipse that would be very cool. I put links to the stuff I found on the Wiki at: http://wiki.alu.org/Newbie_Development_Environments

• Read original here.
  From: Larry Clapp
  Subject: Seed Request: Windows Lispers, please read this blog: SBCL for Windows
  Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 08:34:22 -0500
  

  http://www.advogato.org/person/crhodes/diary.html?start=92

  "[...] if there are Lisp-interested Windows hackers out there, more eyes and hands would be very welcome."

  The very definition of a Request for Gardener, if you ask me. :)

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  From: Larry Clapp
  Subject: Another Gardeners project suggestion
  Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 10:13:07 -0500
  

  Interested Gardeners could take a look at http://wiki.alu.org:80/Special:Orphanage, which lists pages at the ALU Wiki to which no other pages link ("orphaned pages"), and relink them. Even if you just take half an hour (or whatever :) and relink, say, all the orphaned Road to Lisp pages, everyone would benefit. Feel free to sign your name to such work, I think -- such effort deserves some recognition.

• Possible links with the CLRFI process were discussed in Jan 2006.

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