[Bese-devel] UCW for beginners

[Waldo Rubinstein]

As I'm learning more about Lisp and UCW and have been documenting all  
along my findings, I decided to formalize what I have learned/done so  
far and contribute it to the community. Since this is something I  
decided just now, I don't even have version 0.01 available yet.

What I'm trying to do is help improve the existing UCW documentation  
along with additional information I've learned myself and through the  
list activity. So, I have a few questions/requests:

1) I remember about a couple of weeks ago there was a discussion to  
make a wiki for UCW et al. Last I remember was Marco pointing out the  
following http://lisp.tech.coop/index. Does anyone know the status of  
this site and its transformation into a "mostly related to UCW and  
Lisp on Lines" site?
2) What is the status of Lisp on Lines and where can I find more  
information about it other than the generic information on cliki.net?
3) When I first started on Ruby on Rails (RoR), one thing that helped  
me learned more about practical applications of what the framework  
offered was by looking at other people's applications and code. RoR  
published a section where members would make their working  
applications available to the community for usage/learning (see  
http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/OpenSourceProjects). Is  
anyone willing to contribute working applications (small, medium, and/ 
or large) to the community?

As I learn more, I will be able to contribute more, so I ask of you  
to help me (and others) learn from your experience so we can me this  
a better community for all. Maybe we can then invite Andreas Fuchs to  
criticize what the community has done and potentially point out how  
things are better or can be made better "on the other side of the  
fence".

Thanks,
Waldo