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- If I'm not mistaken Quicklisp does allow different versions of a package coexist. - Hutchentoot is very popular. Haven't used though. - If you want common
by gkya 9y ago
- If I'm not mistaken Quicklisp does allow different versions of a package coexist.
- Hutchentoot is very popular. Haven't used though.
- If you want common lisp only, IDK, but Clojure has Datomic. Though wrt databases, I'd rather care about quality, not implementation language, because it's mission critical software.
- NearlyFreeSpeech.net has SBCL and GNU Guile. But it's shared hosting. It should be easy to put an interpreter binary on a VPS kind-of service though. For Heroku there's a pack on github, though I don't have the link.
The only Lisp project that I could further is my emacs.d, because that's what I really use. I think that's key to learning something, having a real use for it. I wish you luck in your lisp adventure!
- aidenn0 9y agoQL doesn't allow different versions of a system to coexist, but you can have multiple QL installs on a system for the rare cases in which you need two different versions of a system for two different projects. Qlot does allow more finer grained control, but I've never had a need for it.