I have already made one browser extension for easily adding bookmarks into the category (folder) you want to, or create a new subcategory while adding a bookmark. Try it out!
Awesome, this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. Will try it out later. I have a highly organized folder structure and this could be easier than finding it in the native treenav view.
Now I just need good ways to add and search tags, make offline copies (index.html+PDF), and maybe even search the contents of the pages and I'll be golden.
Writing web applications with Lisp is a joy, so this is aptly named.
I wrote one app with Uncommon Web framework on Common Lisp around 2009, with it you could similarly render the HTML from Lisp functions, and use continuations for multi part form submissions.
I have also used Fennel recently, and if Janet is anything as good, I'll try Joy on my next suitable project!
These are my main reasons to avoid systemd as much as possible. And a bug in systemd-udev on 32-bit Linux systems that periodically halted the performance of the system into unusable state for long times that is probably never going to get fixed.
My first reaction was to see if the project is made with Commnon Lisp's ASDF, and cool now it has plugins for different languages. Common Lisp ASDF is very well thought out, but not the easiest package management system.
Yeah I was really wondering who found it easier to hack ASDF to work with other languages than just use a few separate package management solutions. It's an incredible library, but man I would not want to push its limits or it would go from odd to unusable pretty quick.
