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Dev tools · February 23, 2013

federated login for Common Lisp webapps

Demo of OpenID login for Common Lisp web apps. Contribute to avodonosov/cl-openid-demo development by creating an account on GitHub.

federated login for Common Lisp webapps launched on February 23, 2013 with 24 votes, #62 of 551 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 13 years on.

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Federated Login for Common Lisp Webapps is a demonstration project showing how to implement OpenID login in web applications built with Common Lisp. The project is hosted on GitHub and serves as a reference implementation for developers working with Common Lisp who need to add federated authentication to their web applications. The code is open source and available for contribution.

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