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orphaned projects common lisp net getting started documentation community projects mailing list archives hosting services projects hub orphaned mailing lists orphaned projects resources implementations libraries tools faq companies contribute about orphaned projects introduction each project on common lisp net has at least one member sometimes project members actively indicate to want to be removed from a project if there are no project members left projects are listed on this page if you feel compelled to pick up development or maintenance of an orphaned project please send mail to the common lisp net s mailing list dormant projects the table below lists in random order all dormant projects project since lw vim mode february 19 2015 lmud march 18 2015 cl telnetd march 18 2015 cl curl march 28 2015 c2ffi march 28 2015 cl applescript march 28 2015 bayescl april 11 2015 cl blog april 18 2015 clhp april 18 2015 cl date calc april 18 2015 defeditor april 26 2015 defdoc april 26 2015 defwm april 26 2015 defplayer april 26 2015 plain odbc may 5 2015 jnil may 5 2015 rjain utils may 5 2015 snmp1 may 5 2015 gamelib may 15 2015 edit this page 2003 2019 common lisp net maintainers this work is licensed under a creative commons attribution 4 0 international license programs must be written for people to read and only incidentally for machines to execute abelson sussman sicp preface to the first edition that language is an instrument of human reason and not merely a medium for the expression of thought is a truth generally admitted george boole quoted in iverson s turing award lecture one of the most important and fascinating of all computer languages is lisp standing for list processing which was invented by john mccarthy around the time algol was invented douglas hofstadter godel escher bach lisp is a programmable programming language john foderaro cacm september 1991 lisp isn t a language it s a building material alan kay any sufficiently complicated c or fortran program contains an ad hoc informally specified bug ridden slow implementation of half of common lisp philip greenspun greenspun s tenth rule of programming lisp is worth learning for the profound enlightenment experience you will have when you finally get it that experience will make you a better programmer for the rest of your days even if you never actually use lisp itself a lot eric raymond how to become a hacker lisp is a programmer amplifier martin rodgers common lisp a happy amalgam of the features of previous lisps winston horn lisp lisp doesn t look any deader than usual to me david thornley sql lisp and haskell are the only programming languages that i ve seen where one spends more time thinking than typing philip greenspun don t worry about what anybody else is going to do the best way to predict the future is to invent it alan kay the greatest single programming language ever designed alan kay on lisp i object to doing things that computers can do olin shivers lisp is a language for doing what you ve been told is impossible kent pitman lisp is the red pill john fraser within a couple weeks of learning lisp i found programming in any other language unbearably constraining paul graham programming in lisp is like playing with the primordial forces of the universe it feels like lightning between your fingertips no other language even feels close glenn ehrlich a lisp programmer knows the value of everything but the cost of nothing alan perlis lisp is the most sophisticated programming language i know it is literally decades ahead of the competition it is not possible as far as i know to actually use lisp seriously before reaching the point of no return christian lynbech road to lisp lisp has assisted a number of our most gifted fellow humans in thinking previously impossible thoughts edsger dijkstra cacm 15 10 the limits of my language are the limits of my world ludwig wittgenstein tractatus logico philosophicus 5 6 1918