Quicklisp Win: Weblocks June 2nd, 2011
Patrick Stein

I was recently reminded of a presentation that I gave last year about Weblocks.

Here’s one slide from that presentation:

Today, I started from scratch in an empty account on an eight-year-old Linux box. I installed Quicklisp and used it to install Weblocks. I had a Weblocks server up and running in under three minutes.

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