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Clojure keeps looking more and more interesting. Noir, in particular, has caught my eye. Anyone have a link to a high-quality Noir tutorial? (high-quality in th
by eragnew 14y ago
Clojure keeps looking more and more interesting. Noir, in particular, has caught my eye. Anyone have a link to a high-quality Noir tutorial? (high-quality in the sense of straightforward yet useful)
Nice article, BTW. Good intro for those not familiar with Clojure yet.
- sailfast 14y agoI gather you've already seen these? http://webnoir.org/tutorials http://webnoir.org/tutorials They got me started, and then I went to the Hiccup docs (https://github.com/weavejester/hiccup/ https://github.com/weavejester/hiccup/) for more detailed information. I have yet to find a more comprehensive walk-through but I'll post again if I find one.
- eragnew 14y agoAh. Hiccup is new to me. Will have to play around with it. Thanks for posting that. Likewise, if I find a more comprehensive tutorial, will post as well.
- killnine 14y agoI have been studying that page, as well as the github pages for lein-noir, noir, leiningen, and Hiccup for a week now. I want to write web app in Clojure/ClojureScript. Compared to starting from c/php and learning python/ruby, this venture is particularly more of a pain, and I'm not sure it is clojure but instead the lack of tutorials out there. But the more time I spend learning/installing/configuring, the more I wonder, why? What is the great advantage of running a web app with clojure? Especially when considered versus php/python/ruby? I started to learn out of curiosity, (I have never written functional before) and honestly this post didn't help me answer that "why" any better.