cl-dwim

We are working on something that some people call an "application server ". We like to call it a bunch of integrated libs that help speeding up web application development.

To reach that goal we created the following projects:

• cl-perec - semi-transparent CLOS persistency using an RDBMS
• WUI - a scalable iolib based 100%-lisp-from-the-socket web server
• cl-rdbms - RDBMS/SQL lib made after using clsql for a while
• computed-class - constraint based change propagation; a Cells clone most used in the MOP of cl-perec and cl-dwim
• Stefil - yet another unit test lib; a bit unusual, though
• cl-syntax-sugar - home of various reader extensions, and utils that help writing and using them
• cl-walker - a sexp -> CLOS AST walker, originally it was part of Arnesi
• cl-quasi-quote - syntax extension and compiler to compile constant AST's interleaved with runtime calculated AST parts into forms that emit the desired output at runtime (i.e. for XML output generation)
• cl-serializer - efficient and customizable lisp object serializer
• cl-def - a highly customizable (def foo bar () ...) macro
• defclass-star - a defclass* with sensible defaults for the boring slot options
• cl-graphviz - CFFI bindings for Graphviz integrated with cl-graph
• Slime - we have a Slime repo/fork/branch/etc kept in sync with the official

Projects with nontrivial contributions:

• UCW - the AJAX enabled web framework we used to use in cl-dwim
• cl-l10n - the l10n lib used in our software
• local-time - lib for date/time handling
• Verrazano - a CFFI binding generator using gcc-xml

Some important projects we use:

• ContextL - an invaluable lib which helps in dynamically customizing algorithms
• SBCL - a great opensource Common List compiler

cl-dwim-devel for any discussion

• Attila Lendvai
• Levente Mészáros
• Tamás Borbély
• Bálint Mészáros
• Roland Lohner

You can find everything among the common-lisp.net darcs repos.

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