A Lazy Sequence: A brief overview of the Clojure web stack
This article introduces Clojure's web application stack. The heart of this stack is Ring: an interface for conforming libraries, a set of adapters for various HTTP servers, and middleware and utilities. This article aims to help you navigate the increasingly broad range of libraries and choose some solid libraries and get an app moving with Ring. You will need have at least a basic understand of C
Short tutorial on extending Leiningen
We all use and love leiningen, the ultimate Clojure build tool. Sometimes, though, we want leiningen to do something it doesn't know how to do. Here is a short and simple tutorial on making your own leiningen tasks. In your project.clj, after the (defproject ...) form, add the following: (ns leiningen.hello) (defn hello [project] (println "Hello Leiningen!") (println "ants")) Now, when you run lei
Kétain Dubé!: Learning Clojure by writing a (very) minimal Lisp interpreter
Monday, March 22, 2010 Learning Clojure by writing a (very) minimal Lisp interpreter I wanted to learn a bit of Clojure, but I only had a couple of Emacs Lisp notions.. So I thought it would be fun to try writing a mini Lisp interpreter, in Clojure (using Emacs, to add a level of self-reference!) and document the process. But first please consider (1) that I tried to not consult any book or websit
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