Lisp for the Web - Tutorial

article is from 2008.<p>I do web development professionally in Rails and am doing a side project in Haskell. I would have been done in a fraction of the time in Rails, but I wouldn't have become a better programmer. Unfortunately it doesn't matter that much how great your language is and even if it has some of the basics of web development down well. At the end of the day it is really about how much existing code can be quickly reused.

It's interesting, though quite old (I think Hunchentoot's API changed since the article was published).

This actually does a really good job of explaining to me why clisp macros are important. Something that I haven't really been able to absorb from any of the other tutorials I've read. Thanks.

The interesting thing seems to be that he is achieving framework-like productivity by using mere libraries. That shows some power.