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I thought that it's not official and that it was largely criticized due the lack of test cases, and other problems.
by nudpiedo 7y ago
I thought that it's not official and that it was largely criticized due the lack of test cases, and other problems.
- varjag 7y agoIt's fine and you'd know that if you ever used it. I guess there are some metrics by which you could criticise it, but not if NPM or CPAN are your yardsticks.
- vindarel 7y agoQuicklisp is great (and better than npm/pip) because it works with distributions, aka releases. It's more stable, I never had dependencies of dependencies that break because they were not pinned carefully. Upgrade when you want. If you want to do otherwise, see Qlot and Ultralisp (a distribution that builds every 5 minutes).