🚀 go-pugleaf

    [Tim Bradshaw:]
    * Rainer Joswig wrote:
    > I would prefer something with a flexible web server. Like
    > InfoBook based on CL-HTTP. Actually the Document Examiner
    > data should be rich enough to generate a perfect
    > HTML-based documentation.
    
    I think the right thing to do would be to do a once-off conversion of
    the docs (from whatever form they existed in, which I don't really
    know about as I've never had concordial) into some suitably rich
    format like some XML dtd, and then use CL-HTTP + a parser (there seem
    to be a couple of (possibly partial) XML parsers associated with it)
    to serve dynamically-generated  HTML to people from (cached versions
    of) the XML parse.
    
This has got to be the right approach.  Maybe HTML is not rich enough,
as Rainer complains, but surely _some_ tag set would be rich enough.
Compression has become a non-issue; the whole corpus would fit handily
on a CD.

-A