Another CL-HTTP Application

Hello CL-HTTP developers/users/friends,

I'm developing a web-based, object-oriented programming system using
CL-HTTP. The working prototype is at http://www.zevo.net. Besides
demonstrating the power of Common LISP in a real world application, the
"other" reason I'm developing this system is to help me remember "stuff":
names, addresses, cool web sites, etc.

Several "applications" are pre-defined. The OOPS application is at the
heart of the system and may be used to define, create, and search for
objects. A meta-object protocol provides the interface to a Statice
database.

I'm not sure where this project is going. For now, it's open to the
public, but in the future I may limit its use to backend work. It's
currently running on a ridiculously slow machine by today's standards - a
MacIvory Model 2 behind an Alpha/NetBSD proxy - but since I'm using
Statice as the database engine and don't have a huge budget...it's the
best I can do for now.

I'd appreciate any comments especially concerning the marketability of
this product. More work needs to be done, but it's mature enough to
demonstrate the concept and I thought it time to share with the CL-HTTP
community.

Thank you for all the work you've done!

conrad