On Sun, 31 Jan 2010, Carlos Konstanski wrote: > There's quite a handful for common lisp: araneida, hunchentoot, > allegroserve, and the minimalist mod_lisp. I use araneida, and I find it > to be wholly enjoyable. It makes a lot of sense to use lisp for the web. I > don't write HTML; instead I write lisp forms that look a lot like HTML, > and araneida has a simple function for rewriting it as an HTML string on > the way out the door. This opens up a world of possibilities for using > lisp to generate HTML.
Carlos, That's interesting. Are the results w3c compliant, or does that not matter? I suppose a side effect of your approach is job security; not too many others able to step right in to maintain or change the site(s). Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
