I am in the middle of reading Adam Tornhill's 'Lisp for the Web', and I just stumbled on this book. Yes, Lisp seems to me to be getting more exposure, but that

I am in the middle of reading Adam Tornhill's 'Lisp for the Web', and I just stumbled on this book. Yes, Lisp seems to me to be getting more exposure, but that may be my 'Lisp-colored sunglasses' ;) Is caveman2 a lot easier, or what other advantages does it have over piecing stuff together? I have always liked and programmed in Lisp, but not for the Web, so I need to get up to speed with Web frontend/backend programming again for personal use, not a job. OT: Mark, I am on your 3 edition of 'Loving Common Lisp', and I really appreciate the Networking chapter update, and your smooth writing style!