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  1. Pushing your pulls faster!
    Sep 21, 2026 · original
    Today I’m going to share an idea I’ve been nurturing for a long time, my friends. It came into my mind many years ago. It’s core message has to do with development of a service, which would aggregate and conveniently display all communications related to your favorite GitHub projects. This service will be very helpful for users having many own GitHub projects. It’ll also help GitHub users with numerous pulls and tickets for third party projects. I believe that tickets and pulls creators create them to improve their open source projects of interest. In order to do that, tickets must become pulls. The pulls in turn should merge in a timely manner. The faster this process will be, the quicker open source projects will be developed. Yet, communication around a ticket or a pull often gets less intense and can be lost on GitHub. This situation can arise for a number of reasons. As a rule, some
  2. Second version of Ultralisp.org is available now!
    Sep 21, 2026 · original
    I believe, that software should evolve and evolve quickly. One of the reasons why Common Lisp seems strange to newcomers is its ecosystem. It takes a long time to add a new library and make it useful to other common lispers. Just pretend that you've made a brand new library and want to show it to the world. Now you have two options. Include it into the Quicklisp and probably wait for 1 month before announcing the library on the Reddit or StackOverflow. Put the library on the Github and ask everybody to download it and put somewhere where ASDF will be able to find it. Not very user-friendly, especially if your library has dependencies which aren't on the Quicklisp yet. Now ask yourself a question, what if you've chosen the first option, and some user found a critical bug in your library? The answer is: "Your users will have to wait another month until the next release of the Quicklisp." Q

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