- Able - Able is a basic lisp editor for Windows/Mac/Linux
- Alive - An attempt to create a Common Lisp extension for VSCode
- Cusp - Cusp is an Eclipse IDE plugin that was available from http://bitfauna.com/projects/cusp/index.html and runs on top of SBCL
- Dandelion - Dandelion is a plugin for Eclipse that supports Lisp programming in the Eclipse platform
- Emacs customizations - Here I hope we can collect a bunch of .emacs files that display the power and versatility of Emacs used to program Lisp
- Limp - Limp, a Lisp IDE for vim
- LispEdit - LispEdit is a Geany plugin that provides shortcuts for sending s-expressions (symbolic expressions) to a Lisp process running in Geany's embedded terminal
- LispIDE - LispIDE is a basic graphical shell for several Lisp implementations available for Windows
- MCLIDE - MCLIDE is a free open source Macintosh IDE for Lisp implementations on any platform
- SLIMA - SLIMA is an Atom plugin for interactive Common Lisp development
and (perhaps, one day, eventually) CL-Emacs, and on MS-Windows: VisualCLisp and LispIDE
And dead editors: Cusp (an Eclipse plugin), Jabberwocky (a stand-alone editor), Hemlock (an Emacs-like editor embedded in CMUCL).
Find ".emacs" files used by famous lispers! Wow! Emacs customizations
OpenMCL comes with an idea (primitive listener, inspector and editor) of a development environment based on the Cocoa libs of MacOS X.
The big hope is that McCLIM will be the base for a (portable) development environment for Common Lisp (listener, editor, debugger, ...).
Tools provided by a Common Lisp IDE:
- Editor
- Listener
- Inspector
- Apropos Dialog
- Stepper
- Trace Dialog
- Backtrace Dialog
- Restarts Dialog
- Save Application Dialog
- Preferences Dialog
- Online Help
- User Interface Builder
- Class Browser
- Generic Function Browser
- System Browser
- Package Browser
- Process Browser
- Mail Client (!!)