Quicklisp is new, and quite important as it is a distribution of working libraries, which is different from a tarball full of systems like I used to have. CCL on ARM is a great thing as well, the Raspberry PI + CCL is primarily what I do in my 'spare' time.

Local package aliases on SBCL, that is quite new and I like where we are going with that. For web, I am using hunchentoot for the server, and my own yasexml for markup, javascript as-is ('#: usually in a symbol to avoid quoting 's ) and my own continuation monad.

Cffi-devel Lisp With Cffi For Mac

Spigot problems. Was it UFFI in 2008? It's CFFI now. CFFI has also recently added support for passing foreign structures by value via libffi. Also ASDF has been improved a lot since then, version 3 has just come out over the last few months, though I admit I'm not really familiar with version 3 yet (from what I gather, dependency tracking for rebuilding has been dramatically improved i.e. Recompiling a changed system should also trigger recompiling of it's dependents IIUC, among other things), for a while now ASDF handles segregating your fasls for you depending on implementation and features of the implementation, and keeps them all nicely organized in a user-configurable cache directory.