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        <description>I'm telling you how a common lisper can live without Quicklisp client. There is such a project - Common Lisp Package Manager. This is what this video is about. From the video, you will learn how to replace Quicklisp and Qlot with CLPM, as well as learn how to make stable builds with it. If you watch the video to the end, you will find out how CLPM works, how it configures ASDF, as well as how to make a minimal executable file that will not contain unnecessary dependencies of the Quicklisp client type. By the way, please note, at about 11:52 I show how CLPM is configured. Unlike Quicklisp, it uses a secure HTTPS connection by default to download packages! This is another of its advantages! Timecodes 00:00 Start 00:39 Life without Quicklisp 04:10 How CLPM works 04:33 Context activation 05:00 Loading libraries 08:22 How CLPM works 10:21 How do I upload versions locally? CLPM Bundle! 14:57 Installation from GitHub 19:33 Starting from the command line 24:47 How to build a binary 27:37 Conclusion Links Tutorial on CLPM: https://www.clpm.dev/tutorial/tutorial.html, How to build a binary using Roswell: https://youtu.be/eLXBpB8fuoI ?t=281, Fixing dependencies with Qlot: https://youtu.be/jLkqYVTqM38, TODO: How to build a binary using ASDF:MAKE (link will be later), Tags #commonlisp #asdf #quicklisp #clpm #programming #lisp #library #lisp #programming</description>
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