1. dragons
    A DNS client for Common Lisp
  2. Drakma
    Drakma is a fully-featured Common Lisp HTTP client library that knows how to handle HTTP/1.1
  3. Drakma-async
    drakma-async is an HTTP client that runs on top of cl-async and aims to be API-compatible with the Drakma library
  4. DRef
    DRef reifies definitions, and it provides portable access to arglist, docstrings and source locations in an extensible framework
  5. Drew McDermott
    Drew McDermott is a Person who teaches AI at Yale University and has been hacking Lisp since 1965
  6. drx
    An eXtensible Data Representation (XDR) implementation in Common Lisp
  7. dso-binary-class
    dso-binary-class allows you to declare classes with a specific binary disk layout, and then read and write instances easily
  8. dso-csv
    A very simple parser for the CSV (comma-separated values) file format
  9. dso-lex
    Allows lexers to be defined using regular expressions a la cl-ppcre
  10. dso-parse
    This is a simple PEG (parsing-expression grammar) parser-generator, aimed mostly at parsing text but capable of parsing other structures as well