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You can't complain about the complexities of the JVM and then propose containers, which are incredibly complex themselves, as a solution. I mean sure, most mod
by Tainnor 5y ago
You can't complain about the complexities of the JVM and then propose containers, which are incredibly complex themselves, as a solution.
I mean sure, most modern JVM apps deploy to containers, but developing in container images is quite another thing and requires you to understand and debug a lot of issues (e.g. mounting, caching, networking) that you'd like not to care about (especially if you're not particularly an infrastructure/ops person).
- swlkr 5y agoFair enough. This might also come down to editors and things that I didn’t cover in the post too. There’s probably a happy path for clojure/jvm via an IDE that I didn’t try (I use neovim) or something else I might have missed in my clojure years.
- pjmlp 5y agoThat isn't an IDE, this is, https://cursive-ide.com/ https://cursive-ide.com/