Common Lisp Remote Server Guide We are brothers that like to work on our individual projects using
Common Lisp. Recently we both wanted to be able to place some
things online. We had successfully implemented remote servers in the past,
but this time around we couldn't remember what we did and looked online
for the solution, we were met with a reoccuring problem when dealing with
Common Lisp, which is that it does not have many sources to
follow that are not too complicated unlike other languages.
Our solution to this was to start a "project" in which we
create our own guide for remote servers using Common Lisp.
This way we can always look back onto this "project" in the future to
in case something happens to the current remote-server or for implementing
in seperate remote-servers in the future. In addition we hope that this
site can help others with the dilemna that we encountered.
Possibly the best part of using common lisp for servers and part of what
makes Common Lisp so special is the featue of "hot" debug.
"Hot" debug is the ability to edit, compile, and debug on the fly without
stopping the program. This applies to our Common Lisp remote
servers because it allows us to make edits to our website without ever
taking it down and very simple to test things with its instant
implementation into the server.