A collection of examples of how to use Common Lisp
A web template with Hunchentoot, Easy-routes, Djula templates, Bulma CSS. - vindarel/lisp-web-template-productlist
We want a web app to display a list of data and have an input field to interactively filter it.We’ll start with a simple, regular web app built with Hunchentoot. We’ll have a search input to filter our data, and we’ll see that to be more interactive, typically to filter out the results as the user types, we’ll need more than basic HTTP requests. We’ll need some JavaScript. But we’ll reach this level of interactivity with CLOG (and no JavaScript).
I’ve been looking recently for a Common Lisp system, which would allow me to expose a service I am developing over a REST API and honestly the options available right now in the Common Lisp ecosystem may be a bit overwhelming at first.
Cookiecutter template to start a web project. Contribute to vindarel/cl-cookieweb development by creating an account on GitHub.