Is there any reason that this wouldn't be able to work with another language? If the interface is an HTTP port, it seems like this isn't necessarily tied to Common Lisp.
Yes, you could rebuild the project in any language if you wanted.
Ceramic opens an HTTP server (in lisp), starts electron (using a shell command), communicates to the electron process via streaming, then electron sends back HTTP requests to the lisp process.
However this is tied to Common Lisp because the containing project itself is built in Common Lisp and can't be switched out without completely rebuilding in another language.
