Hi!
I'd like to put my project CL-EMB http://www.cliki.net/CL-EMB on common-lisp.net
With CL-EMB you can embed Common Lisp into text files. It's not a new concept. And you already have projects like CLHP and HTML-TEMPLATE.
CL-EMB let's you do both: embed Common Lisp _and_ use a simple template language.
Although it could be used with any kind of text file, I think it's best placed with the other Web Programming projects.
Short description for the project overview: Embedded Common Lisp and template system.
The license I've chosen is LLGPL. A big part (at least at this early stage of the project) comes from code which is licensed with the MIT license. So it's more a spin-off or fork. But I wouldn't call it that. John Wiseman has put up a seed for similar projects on his blog: http://lemonodor.com/archives/000128.html
"Lots of people write their own version of LSP. It's kind of fun to implement, and a basic version is like a page of code so it only takes an hour or so. I just figured I'd save you a little time up front."
I'm the only member of the project team. My name is Stefan Scholl. My registered nickname on IRC (FreeNode) is stesch
I use Subversion but I plan to mirror my SVN repository to the common-lisp.net CVS with svn2cvs http://svn2cvs.tigris.org/. That way the code can be reviewed online. It's read-only, but as I'm the only member of the project team ...
As for the future of the project: I hope it will live longer than some other projects on common-lisp.net. At least I'm planning to use my own library extensive for my web projects.
And when I manage to write nearly as good documentation as Edi Weitz does, I'll find some users of the library, too. :-)
As of this writing CL-EMB was just released. It's version 0.0.1
Hope to hear you soon. With a positive answer. You can reach me by e-mail and on IRC.
Regards, Stefan