Next is made of two programs:

• The Lisp core which offers the user full control over the browsing. It’s 100% Common Lisp.
• The “platform port”, which only purpose is to display a window with two components: the minibuffer and the web view.

The two parts communicate via XML-RPC. The Lisp core sends an XML-RPC request to the port (for example, “open this URL”); the port acts upon it and sends an XML-RPC response back to the Lisp core.

The communication API is fully specified in remote.lisp, which is in the Lisp core source.

This folder contains the different ports. They are all independent and target various platforms.