The Common Lisp Omnificent GUI, CLOG for short, uses web technology to produce graphical user interfaces for applications locally or remotely. CLOG can take the place, or work alongside, most cross-platform GUI frameworks and website frameworks.

"bridges the gap between Java and Common Lisp by incrementally translating Java bytecode into Lisp, which is then compiled into native machine code for execution. This unique approach allows Java classes to be seamlessly mapped to Common Lisp Object System (CLOS) classes, enabling effortless integration between Java and Common Lisp codebases."

This library provides a very thin interface to the underlying APIs for writing native Windows GUIs in Common Lisp. The intention is to be able to write the same sort of codes in Lisp as you would if writing normal Win32 GUIs in C.

Simple-GUI is a declarative tool for defining GUI in Common Lisp. It’s more convenient than other Common Lisp GUI wrapper libraries when writing simple gui programs. Currently, it use CommonQt as its backend so it can run on both Linux, Windows and Mac with actually GUI built with the Qt Library.

I wanted to experiment with GUI programming in Lisp. I wanted to do something more than a button that says "Click Me", and I had no desire to create a calculator or to-do list. I decided to create a GUI for generating a tone.

EQL5 is a bit different than most bindings. Instead of executing your Lisp source with ecl and importing the bindings, you compile a new interpreter (eql5) that combines both ECL and Qt5 bindings. Instead of building yet another calculator, let's build a GUI for generating a tone.

Racket is a Scheme-like dialect of Lisp that has a powerful cross-platform GUI library built in. Instead of building yet another calculator, let's build a GUI for generating a tone. You'll need …

Practical Common Lisp - A good introductory text to Common Lisp, with practical examples. Common LISP: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation - A nice introduction into the language. Learn LISP: Simply Easy Learning - A good set of introductory tutorials; includes interactive examples.

CLOG - The Common Lisp Omnificent GUI. Contribute to rabbibotton/clog development by creating an account on GitHub.

A noob trying out Tk GUIs in Common Lisp. Nothing fancy, private tests, hopefully helping someone to getting started, until they make it to a proper tutorial. NEW!