Software
I used to host all of my repositories on GitHub but I deleted most of them when Microsoft bought it (yes I’m one of those guys). Below are listed some projects that I have brought online and / or that I am currently working on.
Most of my personal projects are written in Common Lisp since I know that language best and it gives me the least frustration.
Profiles
Projects
Some projects highlighted below but there’s more to be found in the listed profiles above.
MulTiPos
An app to write a piece of text once and post it to multiple social media platforms at once. Supported platforms are Bluesky, Mastodon, Nostr, Warpcast (Farcaster) and Twitter.
(fx)hash Example Project for Common Lisp
An example project for publishing generative art on (fx)hash.
Cloverlover
A Common Lisp client for Pushover’s Open Client API.
Wet Sprockets
A WebSockets client library for Common Lisp with Autobahn tests.
src2md
src2md converts a source code file to a file parsable by Markdown.
The plan for this software is to do ‘inverse’ literate programming. Normal
literate programming has its own format that needs to be run through a tool
to get compilable source code. src2md starts from the idea that one always
has valid source code and that the documentation is extracted from that.
Black Tie
A noise library in Common Lisp. This is really old and there’s better alternatives available now (but not at the time).