In my experience, deploying a CL app is muuuch less a pain than a Python one: you build a self-contained binary, you run it and voilà, you can access your web app from the internetz. The binary is ±20MB in size (compiler, debugger and all included). With Python, there are so many ways to fail (and even because a dependency of a library didn't pin its dependencies well enough. Gosh.).
Building a self-contained app is 1 line in the .asd project declaration.
In my experience, deploying a CL app is muuuch less a pain than a Python one: you build a self-contained binary, you run it and voilà, you can access your web app from the internetz. The binary is ±20MB in size (compiler, debugger and all included). With Python, there are so many ways to fail (and even because a dependency of a library didn't pin its dependencies well enough. Gosh.).
Building a self-contained app is 1 line in the .asd project declaration.
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