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it's pretty cool how easy it is to create a binary with sbcl: https://stackoverflow.com/a/19653150/6264
SBCL has been good for that for decades now 🙂
at least on platforms where it works, which is surprising how many it is, considering they implement all of their own platform support for many instruction set architectures, and OSes, including native machine code generation.
With just one line:
(sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die #p"my-app" :toplevel #'my-app:main :executable t)
work with linux and mac os, never tried under windows
Suggestions on creating/increasing virality of a web app?
make it interesting enough so that people want to share it (and make sure to make it easy to share)
Engineer the model of the app so that sharing is an inherent side effect of the functionality
You can try and tack it on but in some sense you're always competing with apps that don't have to try
Now that's thinking with portals.