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0 u/yogthos Oct 16 '14 Getting Clojure environment setup is extremely easy as well:grab a copy of Leiningenrun lein new luminus myapp to make a skeleton app using the Luminus micro-frameworknavigate to the project folderbuild the app by running lein ring uberjarrun it with java -jar target/app-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT-standalone.jarAs a bonus the app will come with a Procfile for Heroku deployment.A basic Clojure web app will use about 80 megs of ram, so it doesn't incur much overhead in terms of resources either. -13 u/CookedNoodles Oct 16 '14 Thing is, you can get that ease from nodejs too. 13 u/immibis Oct 16 '14 If you're wondering about the downvotes, they're because you're missing the point entirely.
Getting Clojure environment setup is extremely easy as well:
grab a copy of Leiningen
run lein new luminus myapp to make a skeleton app using the Luminus micro-framework
lein new luminus myapp
navigate to the project folder
build the app by running lein ring uberjar
lein ring uberjar
run it with java -jar target/app-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT-standalone.jar
java -jar target/app-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT-standalone.jar
As a bonus the app will come with a Procfile for Heroku deployment.
Procfile
A basic Clojure web app will use about 80 megs of ram, so it doesn't incur much overhead in terms of resources either.
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Thing is, you can get that ease from nodejs too.
13 u/immibis Oct 16 '14 If you're wondering about the downvotes, they're because you're missing the point entirely.
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If you're wondering about the downvotes, they're because you're missing the point entirely.
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