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How to broadcast audio over internet especially from browser? With what technology? Is WebRTC a good candidate for that, alternatively with some tree or some kind of network structures in which every listener also seeds stream up to a number-of-users/data-limit? What network structures to use for that if yes? Or Websockets protocol should be used and the audio data should be transformed over a centralized server?

Is it realistic to expect form the current html5 javascript frameworks environment to have a toolset that enables a developer write one codebase for both mobile app, to be generated by cordova, and for website that will be visited from desktop and mobile browsers?

do i have to have company to apply ycombinator or angel.co? because the application form asks for a company name location etc. i have a business idea but not yet established a company.

i am trying to use apache in front of my lisp environment. for the intercommunication i use mod_lisp2.c and i try to listen apache by hunchentoot. i have made changes to my httpd.conf as stated in the mod_lisp2.c publisher's site. but i cannot make it happen. on browser i see internal server error when i point to apache.

What is the problem there? Is anything abnormal or missing. (freebsd 9, apache22, clozure cl, hunchentoot)

I want to be up and go and build my project and use lisp for it. but this gives too much hassle. no problem with the availability of libs to use there are plenty awesome in quick lisp. but with respect to lisp implementation or apache configuration there are options with each missing parts. should i change my idea of using lisp and switch to another environment, like Python, Ruby, PHP?

what is the correct configuration, elements of stack, for a business web app written in common lisp? a trustworthy http server for load traffic, security? what is the way to integrate this with lisp, or communicate? is there a ready to go stack for production quality web development common lisp?