Quickref

As previously announced, I have released the first Quickref version compatible with Declt 4.0 (which is now at beta 2) and which is going to keep track of the development over there. Because Declt 4 is currently considered in beta state, so is Quickref 4 for the time being.

May 26, 2022

Following up with the latest Declt release I’m also happy to announce the release of Quickref 3.0 “The Alchemist”, our reference manual aggregator for Quicklisp libraries. The official website has been updated yesterday with both the latest Quicklisp version, and the new Declt, resulting in the documentation of 1792 Common Lisp libraries.

Nov 21, 2019

Surfing on the energizing wave of ELS 2019, the 12th European Lisp Symposium, I’m happy to announce the release of Quickref 2.0 “Be Quick or Be Dead”, our reference manual aggregator for Common Lisp libraries.

Apr 8, 2019

8 months after the original announcement, we finally open-sourced Quickref , our reference manual aggregator for Quicklisp libraries. The complete source code is now available here. I gave a lightning talk at ELS 2018, in which I claimed I would release the code in “something like two weeks”. That was 4 months ago 😃. I apologize for the delay, especially to Zach who expressed interest in how we did the Docker thing at the time. I wanted to clean up the code before the first public release (I’m a maniac like that), which I did, but it took some time.

Aug 7, 2018

Today, we deployed the first version of Quickref, a new global documentation project for Common Lisp. The purpose of Quickref is to provide a centralized collection of reference manuals for the whole Quicklisp world. This means around 1500 libraries, for a total of around 3000 ASDF systems. The reference manuals are generated by Declt, which is probably the most complete documentation system for Common Lisp currently available, and delivered in HTML (PDF versions could easily be made available as well).

Dec 13, 2017

Automatic documentation for Common Lisp libraries

Aug 23, 2010