GNU clisp has a more feature-full REPL, so you may see that used occasionally. For web programming? My understanding is that clisp doesn't support any kind

GNU clisp has a more feature-full REPL, so you may see that used occasionally. For web programming? My understanding is that clisp doesn't support any kind of threading, which definitely makes it impossible to use at least Hunchentoot. And since this article is about Hunchentoot, my understanding is that using clisp will make it literally impossible to follow this article. EDIT: It looks like clisp has experimental threading support if you compile it correctly: http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/mt.html http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/mt.html So I guess the better question is: does Hunchentoot work on clisp?