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If your aim is web application, the best way to start may be to first choose your web server. We're using Portable Allegro serve even though it's not as full f
by gibsonf1 19y ago
If your aim is web application, the best way to start may be to first choose your web server. We're using Portable Allegro serve even though it's not as full featured as we'd like. A full featured (but slower) webserver is Huchentoot - which would probably be an excellent choice for starting out. You could then learn lisp by creating a web app - the inductive approach. Also extremely helpful is lispdoc.com where you can run a search on anything lisp and get references to numerous web resources.
- mhb 19y agoThanks for the pointer to lispdoc.com. Any idea why it doesn't find Seibel's unit testing chapter when I search for unit test (or +unit +test) (or (and unit test)) (or unit and test) (or "unit test")?
- chez17 19y agoMy aim isn't only web application, but the idea of rebuilding a site as a tool for learning is a great idea. Thanks so much.