Edi Weitz released TBNL 0.3.12 two days ago (announcement).It now has a special variable *HTTP-ERROR-HANDLER* (defaults to NIL) which can hold a function designator to an error handler for HTTP errors like the 404 Not Found error.
In the following example a simple error handler just handles the 404 error. Every other error returns NIL and TBNL takes over. The function could emit some explanation about the site's structure or just show the wrong part of the URL and make fun of the visitor....
Today version 0.8.20 of SBCLwas released. Muchwas done and there was some discussion on the list when to turn to version number 0....
Today was update day. CL-EMB 0.2.1, TBNL 0.3.4, mod_lisp 2.41, and SBCL 0.8.17.
TBNL has fileupload now (since 0.3.1) and there aren't (m)any missing features left. Current versions of mod_lisp must be optained directly from the subversion repository. SBCL now has unicode support. But be careful and test your code!
Released version 0.2.0 of CL-EMB yesterday and submitted it to freshmeat.net. Its project page looks cozy. :-)
Released version 0.1.1 of CL-EMB today. Still a leading "0." in the version string.
CLSQL is a really nice library to access SQL databases. I'm evaluating it for a project of mine and it's fun to work with. Instead of fumbling around with SQL commands you create classes which get mapped into the database.
CL-EMB is still lacking a decent documentation. But hey, it's still version 0.0.3!
I've started a list of examples to accompany the ugly README file. Will be included in the next release.
CL-EMB has found a home at Common-Lisp.net. And the first user has sent a patch. Nice to know that some people aren't afraid of a 0.0.1 release. :-)
Today I have released CL-EMB. It's a kind of combination of LSP (LispServer Pages) and HTML-TEMPLATE. You can embed Common Lisp (hence the name) into textfiles. Between <% and %> can be Common Lisp or special template tags like @if, @repeat, @loop, ...
It's in an early stage. Version 0.0.1. Needs a real documentation and lots of examples.