Initial commit
Update README.md
Adding comments for different areas to discuss.
Merge branch 'patch-1' of git://github.com/yogthos/articulate-common-lisp into buckets
Adding an outline for what a new-project needs to know.
Incremental filling out.
Roughed out the first example program.

Useful things:

Basic-project (Trotter), emacs, added.

I decided to release the mini project Lisp code here under Affero
GPL3; it provides the strongest virality of the open source licenses.

The three next projects - sausage, cheese and burrito are added. We'll
see how those play out in the work to come.

Sausage is a wrapper around trotter. (Pig, sausage, get it? ha, ha)

Cheese is a db interface

Burrito combines both to create a basic web crawler for you
More info on slime and SBCL
Information cleanup and adding more information.
Pandoc creating tool.

Jekyll is likely shinier, but requires too much Ruby dependencies and
caused ops problems.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:pnathan/articulate-common-lisp
Bootstrappifiedizationality.

Thanks, Twitter, for allowing this to be awesome.
Fixing the build script.

Renamed the index.md so that it'd be a index.html
Fixed a couple stupid errors
Adding Quantcast tracking.

These analytics are planned to be used to drive further improvements.

If you the user wish to opt-out, Quantcast has a opt-out cookie that
can be set.
Inject quantcast into the build.
Modification of the site style
Improved and better content
checkpoint
Gigantic rebuild of the build structure.

The make system is now in Lisp.

The site itself now is categorized. Files that have category:name.md
will be sent to dropdowns having category, and you can select name.

Content-wise: It looks like linedit will suffice for users without a
GUI. For GUI users, I still need to investigate CUSP. LispWorks may be a
hard sell.

WRT non-gui option:

- CLisp threading doesn't work on OSX.

- CCL is OK, but the readline type functionality not so hot in the
terminal, i.e., doesn't work.

Rant: Things that Need To Work:

Tab completion and arrow keys. Why is it DOS can do this but CL defaults
can't? Do I need to write a terminal overlay for Lisps?