Webdevelopment in Common Lisp
common-lisp, lisp
Solution
Not sure why it wouldn't have "good networking"; you can't rely on threads if you want to write a portable Common Lisp application since certain implementations don't support them (AFAIK, just `clisp`, though you can compile it with experimental thread support). If you plan on picking an implementation and sticking with it, you won't have that problem.
The "standard" CL web stack is Hunchentoot/cl-who/clsql, though you can find tutorials that run on Araneida or Portable AllegroServe.
The setup I use is Debian/SBCL running quicklisp and the above systems along with MySQL (though I'm seriously considering jumping over to Postgres) for the database and nginx to run in front of Hunchentoot serving any static content.
Problem
I am somewhat familiar with Scheme. I am reading OnLisp, and would love to do a real world project in it. Most likely web development. I would love to know what kind of setup people use to develop websites in lisp. I have a couple of macs at home and I have figured I would use clozure cl. I am wary of a few things though. I have read on the internets that cl doesn't have reliable threading facility nor good networking. Is this true? What was your experience? PS:Don't tell me about clojure :). Lisp is a itch I need to scratch.