- optima
- https://github.com/capitaomorte/sly (Which is the way forward on the elisp and community side)
- https://github.com/fredokun/cl-jupyter (Jupyter Kernel that actually works!)
- https://github.com/Inaimathi/cl-notebook (Pretty cool from scratch effort)
- https://github.com/guicho271828/trivia (should be the default imho)
- Alexandria
- https://github.com/TBRSS/serapeum
- split-sequence
- named-readtables
Although applications may be considered oftopic.
☩ as in I think they should be I can see someone disagreeing
Although I agree with your conclusion that Clack is the way to go for 99% of the web development started today I think you argue about it in an unnecessary dismissive tone. A HTTP Shared representation (in the spirit of WSGI) is most definitely a good thing™. But even Python has twisted. Also hunchentoot has some unresolved design flaws which are resolved in clack.
On the ASDF front a 'community default' that checks for sem ver and and some other utility stuff would be good (See hu.dwim.asdf for a PoC)
Don't think fiveam should be on the list. Prove is better in pretty much every respect.
You are recommending log4cl which is unmaintained afaik.
Also I think SxQL prematurely optimizes by using structures and there is still quite a way to go before something that resembles jooq (On the Future work front)
I think stuff like pjb's cesareum has some nifty things of topical utility. Fare-quasiquote is not useful on the day to day but can be a livesaver on some cases.