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As others have mentioned, this is highly personal. My own favorite stack is Elixir and/or full-stack Clojure.
by napsterbr 5y ago
As others have mentioned, this is highly personal. My own favorite stack is Elixir and/or full-stack Clojure.
- lambdaba 5y agoCan you give some details about what you use with Clojure? I was looking at Fulcro.
- jmkr 5y agoNot OP, but we're currently using Pedestal to serve Lacinia (graphql). Previously I've used compojure and all that. I've only done the data/backend stuff, so I've personally never seriously used cljs, and my companies would use a regular reactjs frontend. But Clojure is definitely a joy and if I had to make a frontend I'd probably reach for something like reagent.
- lambdaba 5y agoThanks! What do you use for editor tooling, REPL setups, testing, etc.? Also describe your workflow if you can. I know this might mean a longer reply but I'd appreciate it ;)
- desireco42 5y agoI will second the question, I kind of tried Closure few times and never stuck with it. Now for fun, Rails and Elixir for sure, but would love to hear from you if you have a moment, how to go about it and have fun with Closure. Thanks!