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I definitely get the sense that Java is a first-class citizen in the Storm world, even though it's written in Clojure. There's also the fact that I know next to
by apetresc 15y ago
I definitely get the sense that Java is a first-class citizen in the Storm world, even though it's written in Clojure. There's also the fact that I know next to nothing about Clojure (although I love Scheme, so maybe this'd be a good time to pick it up), but I definitely wouldn't mind doing a video on Storm's multilang support for other languages that I do understand (like Python or Ruby).
As for the serialization problems, that's mostly just a lack of documentation :( There was no problem with it once I learned how to register a serializer with Storm.
- nickik 15y agoI based my argument on the observation that there were alot of hash maps and that alot of things weren't typed. Two things that are very clojury. Edit: I don't read alot of java code but I guess that Hash maps aren't that common in most java programmes.