Common Lisp web dev tutorial: how to build a web app in Lisp · part 2

✅ In this part 2 we build a search form, we organize our templates with inheritance and we render our list of products. We use another Bulma CSS nice looking skeleton. ❪ ❫ In the next one we’ll see how to run the app from the terminal and then how to build a self-contained binary, including static assets (that’s why we add an extra steps when declaring our HTML templates). 📢 🤶 ⭐ Everyone, if you want to learn Common Lisp efficiently have a look at my course: (discount in the link) and read more about it here: CL is absolutely worth learning for its stability, power and fun. No other language equals it. Thanks for your support! It helps. 🚀 I recently added a full chapter on macros, with 17 condensed videos. 📚 The accompanying resources are: - - - and more: - on error handling: - more web libraries: #web-frameworks And more content again: - our web project skeleton: - a demo on how to live-reload data on your website: (just as we do in the video) 🫶 Thanks and happy lisping. ---- Sound credit: : taavhaap relaxing forest birds; stomachache los angeles police and fire scanner.