A website built in Common Lisp using Caveman2 as its framework. It is based on a collection of tutorials written by hyotang666. Those tutorials are based on chapters from the book 'Basic Ruby on Rails'. hyotang666 ported the Ruby code to Common Lisp.

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Craig Oates 38760c74ee Chaper 12 (adding JavaScript to website). ... There is little built into Caveman when it comes to JavaScript so the code here is just a walk-through on adding JQuery to app.html (the base template the others extend/inherit from). Note the use of the '/js' directory in '/static/js'. I originally use /scripts, instead of /js but Caveman did not recognise it. It looks like you need to stick with /js for the JavaScript files.		2 years ago
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app.html	Chaper 12 (adding JavaScript to website).	2 years ago
default.html	create project skeleton using caveman2:make-project.	2 years ago
demo.html	Chapter 3 -- Routing, Templates and djula Examples.	2 years ago
error.html	Chapter 11 commit (Errors/Exceptions).	2 years ago