However, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience developing web applications using a Lisp-dialect for generating the HTML (as Noire and the example in Practical Common Lisp), and if this is scalable to a team where front-end developers might not be used to or familiar with Lisp.
I like keeping the HTML markup within the back-end developers domain and leave the front-end developers/designers to just use Javascript & CSS around it. (disclaimer: In most cases I'm both the back-end and front-end developer :)
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The examples uses Clojure as the language for defining the HTML
See this Stackoverflow question... CL-WHO-like HTML templating for other languages? (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/671572/cl-who-like-html-t...) which provides some examples in other languages.
However, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience developing web applications using a Lisp-dialect for generating the HTML (as Noire and the example in Practical Common Lisp), and if this is scalable to a team where front-end developers might not be used to or familiar with Lisp.
I like keeping the HTML markup within the back-end developers domain and leave the front-end developers/designers to just use Javascript & CSS around it. (disclaimer: In most cases I'm both the back-end and front-end developer :)