A Lisp in Wonderland (a.k.a. ALIW) is a wiki software written in Common Lisp, to ease the collaboration on editable web pages. ALIW is written by Volkan YAZICI and released under BSD license.
Besides its appearance you have seen so far,
- Extensible markup language (based on meta-sexp),
- Content caching to reduce markup transformation overhead,
- Open to further development via flexible interface of Hunchentoot web server,
- Plain file based - thus platform independent - version control system,
- Advanced editing, diff'ing (by cl-difflib), history viewing capabilities,
- Modular user interface structure through CSS,
- Full-text search availability (by montezuma)
are some of the relatively major features supported by ALIW. (Moreover, for a list of will-be-available-soon features, you may want to check, or even edit TODO page. You may also want to see the ChangeLog of improvements done so far.)
You can find the latest ASDF-installable tarball of the ALIW at http://www.students.itu.edu.tr/~yazicivo/files/aliw.tar.gz address. (Tarball comes with the latest .git directory.) For installation instructions you can use README file coming with the tarball or just check online documents.