Eitaro Fukamachi

No, Caveman2 doesn't intend to use it for such small projects. [fukamachi/ningle](https://github.com/fukamachi/ningle) or [fukamachi/utopian](https://github.com/fukamachi/utopian) (experimental) would help.

Yes. Because that's the difference from ningle.

Seems not specific for Caveman, but for Common Lisp? I don't get well what you mean yet, but it would be solved when you look into ASDF and `cl:defpackage`.

HTTP headers, including `Referer`, is stored in `request-headers`. ex) `(gethash "referer" (request-headers *request*))`

Caveman2 doesn't officially support it, however, there's no obstacles to use it with [cl-mongo](https://github.com/fons/cl-mongo).

Wow, I didn't aware such many people was using Caveman. I'm happy to see those. However, unfortunately, those applications are using Caveman1. An example app using Caveman2 is still needed,...

I just remembered the server-part of Quickdocs (quickdocs-server.asd) is using Caveman2. https://github.com/fukamachi/quickdocs

Hi arpunk. I don't have a precise roadmap of Caveman. Naturally, I have some tasks I want to do in the future, but they are just by necessity of my...

The problem may be resolved in the latest Lack (in https://github.com/fukamachi/lack/commit/9ff8959571f6cacbec4671c372f6327e62455e70). Could you please try it again? Thank you for reporting.

What happens if you URL-encode the query keys?