So one of the first recommendations on that site is for the Clack family. The first link to clacklisp.org has now started pointing to the github project. For a

So one of the first recommendations on that site is for the Clack family. The first link to clacklisp.org has now started pointing to the github project. For a long while before that it was just dead. Clack, whilst being a great concept suffers from a lack of documentation. What documentation is there is confusing. It seems Clack has in the past couple of years been split out into a separate project - Lack. There's no documentation around as to why this has been done. I can't find details on how to write middleware for it. I need to look through the source. I'm trying to get Ningle working. The Redis session middleware seems broken. It doesn't seem thread safe at all. I seem to have other problems with by body parameters being mutated as it passes through the middleware. I have gotten very close to just dropping Clack and moving onto raw Huchentoot or Allegro serve, but it saddens me that a project with such promise shouldn't get the love it deserves so I will probably persist and hopefully help to improve the project. Don't get me wrong, I love Common Lisp as a language and use it daily. But problems like this are just standard.