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I blog here on Common Lisp topics, mostly about things I encountered while
building a production grade web application.
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When you do not use a framework for web application development, one of the first choices to make is to select an HTTP server.
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This series of posts describe some of my design decisions and library selections. It should provide a springboard for frameworkless web development but may also be more generally helpful.
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It is not safe to use Ironclad with its default settings in multi-threaded programs, such as those based on Hunchentoot, because the default PRNG is not thread safe.
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