Re: [j-devel] Testimonials?

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Thank you all for your testimonials. I'm working on getting them
integrated on the website.

Bye,

Erik

On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 8:58 PM, Alex Mizrahi <kil...@ne...> wrote:
>  EH> I plan to instate a testimonials page. However, for that to be
>  EH> usefull, I would like to have some stories about people using ABCL,
>  EH> what for, how long, and their experience.
>
> i'm using ABCL for various web projects since aprox 2004. none of them
> have gone public (so far), so i can't give a link. sort of framework for
> building
> web apps with ABCL was released into open source:
> http://abcl-web.sourceforge.net/
> (i didn't update it for a while so it's now somewhat rusty). another thing
> probably worth
> mentioning -- bindings to Jena2 RDF/SPARQL library:
> http://abcl-web.sourceforge.net/rdf.html
> (it's sort of incomplete but usable, i think).
>
> what i like in ABCL is that it has reasonably stable multithreading, does
> not crash unpredictably
> (unlike some other implementations) and can be fixed in more-or-less easy
> way if something goes
> bad, and access to Java libs, of course. i had some problems with it,
> though, to name some:
>  SLIME being botched (i suspect due to CLOS invoking compiler which is not
> reentrant),
> CLOS not thread safe, compiler producing wrong code.  that certainly made
> experience with
>  ABCL less pleasant that it could be, but in general it was more-or-less
> good.
>
> however, nowadays i mostly work with SBCL for web project, and my enthusiasm
> about ABCL
> have sort of paled.. still i was planning to make some relatively
> interesting stuff with it
> (i.e. http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.lisp/msg/55f396ebb0a42c87),
> but i dunno
> when i'll get around to it..
>
>  EH> It needs not be more than 3 sentences.
>
> sorry, but currently i'm not in mood to make a consise summary
>
>
>
>
>
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