Epsilon

Epsilon is a Lisp environment built on SBCL, providing functional data structures and practical libraries for application development.

Getting Started

New to Epsilon? Start with the installation guide and getting started tutorial.

Documentation

Development

Guides for working with Epsilon.

• Installation - Setup instructions
• Getting Started - First steps
• Application Development - Building applications
• Examples - Code samples

Architecture

Technical documentation and design decisions.

• Data Structures - Maps, sequences, and sets
• Module Management - Module system design
• Module Catalog - Complete module reference
• Foreign Function Interface - C library integration and callbacks
• Additional specifications in architecture

Operations

Build and deployment information.

• Build Guide - Building from source
• Distribution - Package distribution

Projects

Development projects and future enhancements.

• Projects - Active and proposed development projects

Core Features

• Immutable data structures (maps, sequences, sets, vectors)
• Module system with dependency management
• Foreign Function Interface - C library integration with callbacks
• Data encoding (JSON, YAML, MessagePack, EDN)
• Cryptographic functions (SHA-2, checksums)
• Network programming (HTTP client/server, WebSocket)
• Development tools (testing, benchmarking, build system)

Project Information

• Repository: github.com/jbouwman/epsilon
• Issues: GitHub Issues
• License: See repository