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Use compojure and clojure commons. You might want to use leiningen too. It is definately worth really checking out the clojure commons thoroughly before you sta
by sunkencity 17y ago
Use compojure and clojure commons. You might want to use leiningen too. It is definately worth really checking out the clojure commons thoroughly before you start looking for other software packages, you'll have something to judge them against. For my own purpouses I've found the database bindings in commons good enough, and there's tons of cool stuf in commons that I would like to play with.
- ericlavigne 17y agoI tried a Google search for clojure commons, and your post here was the third result. Maybe you meant clojure contrib? I wrote a small Compojure application about a week ago. It's only an afternoon's worth of work, plus some cleaning up later, so should also be easy for a newcomer to digest. The source code is here: http://github.com/ericlavigne/island-wari http://github.com/ericlavigne/island-wari You can try out the application here: http://ericlavigne.net:8054 http://ericlavigne.net:8054
- jacquesm 17y agoVery neat. Can I use your code to jump off from ?
- ericlavigne 17y agoDo whatever you want with it. I hope you enjoy Clojure - I certainly have.
- jacquesm 17y agoOk, thank you very much, I will definitely credit you in whatever I derive from it.
- sunkencity 17y agoYep, sorry, I'm always confusing commons and contrib. What I meant was clojure contrib.