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Name is uncomfortably close to "Lucene"

techwizrd 11y ago
Agreed. It would also be nice to see a simple snippet of source on the front page similar to Flask[0] or Iron[1]. Perhaps something above or to the right of the " 0: http://flask.pocoo.org/ http://flask.pocoo.org/ 1: http://ironframework.io/ http://ironframework.io/
- skeuomorf 11y ago
  Well, there's kinda an example in the docs [0]. Kinda related: this appears to be built on the Clack webserver and its homepage lists code snippets of Lucerne alternatives that are built on top of Clack as well [1]. [0] http://eudoxia.me/lucerne/docs/example--a-twitter-clone.html http://eudoxia.me/lucerne/docs/example--a-twitter-clone.html [1] http://clacklisp.org/ http://clacklisp.org/
  - techwizrd 11y ago
    I read through the Twitter-clone example in the docs after I posted my comment. The Twitter-clone is a little bit longer than a quick snippet. I just wanted something that showed a route pointing to an index function returning a hello world and a line of code starting the server. Also, it is definitely Flask inspired. I might have to do a more in depth comparison of the two.
- eggy 11y ago
  I had immediate association of Lucerne with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and for some odd reason CERN's LHC, the particle collider, in Geneva, Switzerland. Funny how associations bubble up. Why uncomfortable? Not a nitpick, just trying to grok what you wrote. I am very happy to see a CL framework along the lines of flask. I prefer CL to python, although, I use python too, and appreciate its ubiquity - in Blender3D, FreeCad, Vectorworks, etc... I am in the middle of the 1990 book, The Architecture of Symbolic Computers, by Peter M. Kogge. Amazing book. All about non-Von Neumann architectures, Lisp and functional programming.
rubiquity 11y ago
Lucerne is also name of the brand that Safeway/Von's/Pavillion's uses for their dairy products.
nemoniac 11y ago
Lucerne is a city in Switzerland. It exists for about 1200 years longer than Lucene. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucerne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucerne

Agreed. It would also be nice to see a simple snippet of source on the front page similar to Flask[0] or Iron[1]. Perhaps something above or to the right of the " 0: http://flask.pocoo.org/ http://flask.pocoo.org/ 1: http://ironframework.io/ http://ironframework.io/

skeuomorf 11y ago
Well, there's kinda an example in the docs [0]. Kinda related: this appears to be built on the Clack webserver and its homepage lists code snippets of Lucerne alternatives that are built on top of Clack as well [1]. [0] http://eudoxia.me/lucerne/docs/example--a-twitter-clone.html http://eudoxia.me/lucerne/docs/example--a-twitter-clone.html [1] http://clacklisp.org/ http://clacklisp.org/
- techwizrd 11y ago
  I read through the Twitter-clone example in the docs after I posted my comment. The Twitter-clone is a little bit longer than a quick snippet. I just wanted something that showed a route pointing to an index function returning a hello world and a line of code starting the server. Also, it is definitely Flask inspired. I might have to do a more in depth comparison of the two.
eggy 11y ago
I had immediate association of Lucerne with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and for some odd reason CERN's LHC, the particle collider, in Geneva, Switzerland. Funny how associations bubble up. Why uncomfortable? Not a nitpick, just trying to grok what you wrote. I am very happy to see a CL framework along the lines of flask. I prefer CL to python, although, I use python too, and appreciate its ubiquity - in Blender3D, FreeCad, Vectorworks, etc... I am in the middle of the 1990 book, The Architecture of Symbolic Computers, by Peter M. Kogge. Amazing book. All about non-Von Neumann architectures, Lisp and functional programming.

rubiquity 11y ago

Lucerne is also name of the brand that Safeway/Von's/Pavillion's uses for their dairy products.

nemoniac 11y ago

Lucerne is a city in Switzerland. It exists for about 1200 years longer than Lucene. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucerne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucerne