Eitaro Fukamachi
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Eitaro Fukamachi

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Web app engineer based in Tokyo, Japan. An author of Clack, Woo, Mito, Qlot, and other 50+ Common Lisp libraries.

Woo: a high-performance Common Lisp web server

May 19, 20225 min read

Hi, all Common Lispers. It's been 7 years since I talked about Woo at European Lisp Symposium. I have heard that several people are using Woo for running their web services. I am grateful for that. I quit the company I was working for when I develope...

Building Docker images for Common Lisp applications

Apr 18, 20224 min read

Hello, all Common Lispers. Today, I will introduce how to build a Docker container for Common Lisp applications. Docker is designed to provide the same execution environment throughout the development, CI, and production environment. It is losing mom...

Qlot tutorial with Docker

Mar 16, 20225 min read

Hi, all Common Lispers. I've been writing about Roswell through 5 articles. I saw people trying out Roswell after reading my blog a couple of times, so I guess that helped to get interested. I think it's time to move. Let's take Qlot for the next top...

Day 5: Roswell: Hidden feature of "-s" option

Feb 11, 20222 min read

Hi, all Common Lispers. I have introduced Roswell as a script execution environment in the recent 2 blog posts. Though this blog is not only for Roswell, I'm surprised that there's still to be written about Roswell. I'm going to write today is the ea...

Day 5: Roswell: Hidden feature of "-s" option

Day 4: Roswell: How to make Roswell scripts faster

Jan 18, 20225 min read

Hi, all Common Lispers. In the previous post, I introduced "Roswell script", the powerful scripting integration of Roswell. Not only does it allow to provide a command-line interface, but it makes it easy to install via Roswell. In this point of view...

Day 3: Roswell: Common Lisp scripting

Jan 4, 20225 min read

Hi, all Common Lispers.🎊 And, happy new year in 2022! 🎍 I'm happy that you came to this blog again this year 😆 I explained how to install Lisp implementations, libraries, and applications with Roswell until the previous article. Day 2: Roswell: I...