newLISP has a very useful built-ins set, but sometimes I want to slightly more elegance from the regular code.
All the described functions are parts of funlib.lsp, and there are a few of nice algorithmic ones,
but thoose mentioned here are really frequently used by me now...

Anybody knows Jabber ;-)

Debian and Ubuntu apt repository is now available. Fresh i386 and amd64 non-unicode versions from development branch.

Ticker information grabber from Moscow stock exchange http://www.micex.ru.

I collecting some useful functions in a library that is automatically loaded with my “init.lsp”.

Fresh news: (global?) is now hardcoded in newlisp. So it was removed form latest funlib.lsp.
Now with newlispdoc support: check http://en.feautec.pp.ru/store/libs/doc/index.html

CTI is the way the Office Telephone Station can provide real-time information to computer-aided workplaces about the call and to accept control from various SoftPhones.

Charset conversion library. Supports utf-8, all russian charsets and all other that knows your own *nix.
Now newlispdoc compatible: http://en.feautec.pp.ru/store/libs/doc/index.html

After a year with newLISP I have written an introduction to it for Russian programmers.
The main goal is to show the fun of newLISP (and whole LISPs) versus traditional procedural
and OOP languages.
This isn't a complete manual – only the most attractive language's features are shown here.
Here is it: http://en.feautec.pp.ru/store/fun-of-newlisp.html

Console shell for newLISP.

First really usable beta release

Features

• written in newlisp
• splitted window with multiline editor
• command history and workspace (stored in a file)
• code indenting and highlighting, bracket balancing and symbol completion
  
• user-mode functions for re-using console features in scripts.

newLisp is the better perl ;-)
And... what about the better awk? — Here is the one!

Sometimes, dealing with big structured file such as csv or ldif we don't want to load a whole file into memory, but want to process it record-by-record.
(dofile) iterator behaves like (dolist) but does iteration through file contents.

identd is a useful thing. if you use it right, of course ;-)

Learning newLisp, I wrote JSON parser for it.

Site now is up and running.