The Projects
Projects conducted here are at the moment mainly low level and infrastructure-oriented, but some final Web projects are also well underway. Most visible is Wikibabel—the proof-of-concept dictionary using Wikipedia API, available at http://wikibabel.info/. There is also Kuchennik, the recipe notebook webapp (in Polish, for start), currently in private alpha stage. But besides the end projects there are, maybe more interesting, Open Source infrastructure projects:
Common Lisp Librarian, a tool for managing sets (shelves) of Common Lisp libraries. Born out of frustration caused by need of managing by hand few UnCommon Web installations, it enables easy downloading, using and managing large sets of library dependencies, with focus on bleeding edge current versions managed by various version control systems.
CL-Trane, a Web application framework based on Hunchentoot and Postmodern. Written with simplicity, RESTfulness, and modularity in mind. As magicless as possible (no ponies, sorry), yet aims to be actually plug-and-play framework, especially used with CL-Librarian.
CL-OpenID, an OpenID implementation in Common Lisp. Started as Google Summer of Code 2008 project, lives on as part of Three of Coins Metaproject.