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I built, and run, Trolley [1], a simple payments tool that lets you take payments from any website (or just a link). It's Clojure in the back end, on Postegres
by rorygibson 7y ago
I built, and run, Trolley [1], a simple payments tool that lets you take payments from any website (or just a link).
It's Clojure in the back end, on Postegres, on Heroku.
Everything in the product front-end is ClojureScript, with reagent, hosted in S3 behind CloudFront.
All deployments through CircleCI, GitHub for VCS. Emacs for development, on a Dell XPS 13 with Ubuntu :)
Marketing website is a static site, built with Middleman; again, CloudFront + S3.
1. https://trolley.link https://trolley.link