Using Clojure for Web Apps
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Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#2Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzGuaO38XDw
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#3Pretty simple Webapp that you could have done 7 years ago. That not necessarily a bad thing but I wouldn't develop a webapp with those tools.
Specifically the 'Component' library. I really didn't enjoy working with it and it one of the most complex to understand parts of our web application.
So while this seems like a fun set of slides (I have not watched the presentation yet), it's not what I would call a great introduction to Web development in Clojure overall.
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#4Navigating that slide deck was surprisingly frustrating. Clicking forward 10 times to get through a single slide must have been really annoying to present, too.
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#5Pretty simple Webapp that you could have done 7 years ago. That not necessarily a bad thing but I wouldn't develop a webapp with those tools. Specifically the 'Component' library. I really didn't enjoy working with it and it one of the most complex to understand parts of our web application. So while this seems like a fun set of slides (I have not watched the presentation yet), it's not what I would call a great intr…
You do have alternatives to the `component` library.
This new library, `clip`, might sit better with you:
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#6Pretty simple Webapp that you could have done 7 years ago. That not necessarily a bad thing but I wouldn't develop a webapp with those tools. Specifically the 'Component' library. I really didn't enjoy working with it and it one of the most complex to understand parts of our web application. So while this seems like a fun set of slides (I have not watched the presentation yet), it's not what I would call a great intr…
I would have thought integrant would have been the choice over component these days.
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#7Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzGuaO38XDw
thanks!
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#8Navigating that slide deck was surprisingly frustrating. Clicking forward 10 times to get through a single slide must have been really annoying to present, too.
arrow keys seem to work ok.
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#9Navigating that slide deck was surprisingly frustrating. Clicking forward 10 times to get through a single slide must have been really annoying to present, too.
Huge no.
Re: Using Clojure for Web Apps
#10Pretty simple Webapp that you could have done 7 years ago. That not necessarily a bad thing but I wouldn't develop a webapp with those tools. Specifically the 'Component' library. I really didn't enjoy working with it and it one of the most complex to understand parts of our web application. So while this seems like a fun set of slides (I have not watched the presentation yet), it's not what I would call a great intr…
What a surprise that the stateful edges of the application are the most complex! I didn't mind component in the past but we just started a project with mount and I really dislike working with that. Seems like there are a lot of ways to shoot your own foot with any of these libraries because there is no "one true way" to integrate them into an application. I haven't tried integrant yet but everyone and their dog seemed to be using it at the 2019 Conj.
I would totally start a project with pedestal today though.