A bit of Lisp

I've been learning Common Lisp for a while now, mostly using it to write web applications. I've wound up abstracting a library that makes this a bit easier, and called it cl-php. The ambitious intention is to eventually make it as easy to write web apps in CL as it is in PHP, so the idea of this library is to provide the necessary abstractions.

Don't be fooled by the 1.2.0 version number. That's relative to my own purposes, not general-purpose industrial-strength purposes, so it's closer to 0.1.2. I'll confuse everybody by downgrading it in that vein when I think it's actually ready for general promotion.

For now, I'm making it available for those who want to play with it. Criticism and suggestions are welcome; just send a polite mail to lisp at electronic hyphen quill dot net.

Dependencies:

cl-who
hunchentoot
mel-base
md5
postmodern
(clsql)

CLSQL is in parentheses because I've come to prefer postmodern. I've left the wrapper stuff for CLSQL in place, so you have the choice, and can just tweak cl-php.asd to suit.
Lastly, I'm using Darcs for version control, so if you want to send patches, that'd be the ideal format. Enjoy!

Download: cl-php-v1.2.1.tar.gz