Libraries (in order of usefulness)

• judge is an inline test framework.
• cmd is a command-line argument parsing library.
• pat is an alternative match macro.
• jimmy is a wrapper around immer, a persistent data structure library.
• cmp is a library of useful comparator helpers for sorting things.
• module is an easy way to declare multiple modules in one file.
• heap is a pure-Janet implementation of a min-max heap.
• square is an alternate syntax for writing PEGs.
• banquet is a library for pretty-printing tables (pairs well with Judge).
• bytemap is a library for drawing terminal graphics using braille characters (pairs well with Judge).
• janet-midi is a wrapper around RtMidi.

Other

I solved Advent of Code 2023 in Janet. All of my solutions are on GitHub, and I recorded screencasts of a few of the problems that you can find on YouTube.

• macaroni is an experimental alternative macro system.

Apps

• Bauble (source) is a 3D art playground based around signed distance functions.
• Toodle.Studio (source) is a turtle graphics playground.
• to do is a command-line todo list app (pairs well with zsh-autoquoter).
• Steno is a snapshot testing tool for bash (an alternative to cram).

Writings

• Janet for Mortals
• Making a Game in Janet, in particular:
  • The problem with macros
  • Putting Judge to the test
  • Dots and crosses
• Why Janet?
• Janet for Mortals (behind the scenes)
• Generalized Macros