Hopefully it's still useful! The nice thing about CL is that it never fucking changes so you can write something and 25 years later it still runs. Really, the o

Hopefully it's still useful! The nice thing about CL is that it never fucking changes so you can write something and 25 years later it still runs. Really, the only moving targets are the bundled ASDF version implementations ship with and libuv itself. I've had some reports of cl-libuv not compiling against the latest libuvs, but that shouldn't be too hard to fix (I still merge PRs =]). All in all, I think I just hit one too many problems using cl-async/wookie in production to justify using it vs Node which just kind of works and has a plethora of maintained packages.