added some projects from cl-sdk.

[diasbruno]

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[vindarel]

Hello, they look interesting and useful, however:

• wst has no README and says "not even close to alpha quality", so more explanations are needed for inclusion in this list.
  • also, it is after we understand better that we'll see if it doesn't do the same job of another library present here (and in this case we might choose to show one, since the list doesn't have to be exhaustive)
  • creating a "Routing" subsection looks useful but there are more libraries in that category (we can handle this later)
• the html5 query selector has no README
• isn't type-transpiler very, very specific? But why not. I'd invite to show it to the community first (reddit…) to have a trace with feedback, questions etc.

BTW I find showing new libraries to the community a good rule of thumb.

ps: don't hesitate to explain context, prior attempts, alternatives, and to show many examples in the READMEs, but that's a personal taste.

[diasbruno]

Hey @vindarel.

wst is finally useful. I'm adding the documentation to it.

html5 query s I'll add documentation. This project was built on top of cl-html5-parser.

type-transpiler would be more like an "application". It's intended to manage types from backend and frontend* (mobile native and browser).

[diasbruno]

Where would be a good place to share those libraries? I use discord...reddit not so much.

[vindarel]

I think reddit r/lisp or /r/common_lisp is the best place with the most people, and allows discussion that doesn't disappear.