Aserve documentation
A high-performance, HTTP/1.1 compliant web server written in Common Lisp for serving static and dynamic content.
What is Aserve documentation?
AllegroServe is a full-featured web server implemented in Common Lisp, providing HTTP/1.1 compliance, SSL/TLS support, and integrated HTML generation. It solves the need for a high-performance, Lisp-native web server capable of serving both static and dynamic content while acting as a web proxy.
Common Lisp developers building web applications or needing an embedded HTTP server within their Lisp-based software. It's also valuable for those interested in network programming examples in Lisp.
Developers choose AllegroServe for its tight integration with Common Lisp, eliminating foreign language dependencies, and its comprehensive feature set including proxy capabilities, virtual hosting, and built-in HTML tools that leverage Lisp's strengths.
Overview
AllegroServe, a web server written in Common Lisp
Use Cases
Best For
- Embedding a web server within a Common Lisp application for user interfaces
- Serving dynamic web applications written entirely in Common Lisp
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