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This looks pretty cool. It sounds like it can wrap Quicklisp, which is real good considering how much work and apprecation there is for @xach re the Quicklisp
by 616c 11y ago
This looks pretty cool. It sounds like it can wrap Quicklisp, which is real good considering how much work and apprecation there is for @xach re the Quicklisp work. He also expects to have a big donor announcement status announcement in a few days, according to blog.quicklisp.org.
This seems like it is not just a package manager, but maybe like a project manager, between Quicklisp and cl-project?
Anyway, every few months I am happy to get back into the CL scene. There is something I cannot get me to move away from the dark arts of Lisp!
- CodyReichert 11y agoQuicklisp is definitely awesome - CL is a million times better with it. You don't need to use Quicklisp to use Qi, but you can definitely use them together. The same is true for cl-project (which I really like). The biggest use-case in mind was the ability to specify dependency versions and custom dependencies that aren't in quicklisp (pulling from a private git repo was my use-case; someone added support for mercurial recently).