You don't need to stop and relaunch the repl all the time. Just change the handler call to function call: (ring-jetty/run-jetty #'app {...}) and just compile the handler and the functions you change.
Yes very good point, I was going to give the same advice. For projects that don't need or don't yet have reloaded workflow libraries like Integrant, Mount or Component, I use it all the time. Here the explanation: stackoverflow.com/questions/37157931/clojure-what-does-mean
I think it worth pointing out that you won't have to fiddle with namespace imports all the time since Spacemacs will automatically add them as you type - if the required namespaces imported under the same alias somewhere in the same project.
This is so awesome. You are both so proficient. And the way you poke and joke and just have fun. Haha, best coding channel ever.
Thanks so much :)
finally I found a clojure TH-cam
For someone who is learning clojure like me this video is amazing
Thats awesome :D thanks for watching! Good luck with learning Clojure!
You don't need to stop and relaunch the repl all the time.
Just change the handler call to function call: (ring-jetty/run-jetty #'app {...}) and just compile the handler and the functions you change.
Great tip!
Yes very good point, I was going to give the same advice.
For projects that don't need or don't yet have reloaded workflow libraries like Integrant, Mount or Component, I use it all the time.
Here the explanation: stackoverflow.com/questions/37157931/clojure-what-does-mean
Thank you had fun watching this ! 👏
Thank you for this video! I am trying to learn backend development with Clojure and this was really helpful for me.
Great to hear that!
Thank you guys! Excellent video as always!
when you change the header to accept application/edn, is that the ring library at work, is that what you were saying?
Hey guys, awesome vide, btw which editor you guys are using over here?
Thanks man! Allan uses space macs
coool coool i love it
instant like for clojure
Great work, really helped me learn a something new,
will you please try making a video of compojure also .
Noted! Ill try get to it!
Thanks both
Thanks a lot for detailed guide! Could you please make a review and course of IDE that Allan used for writing Clojure code?
He uses spacemacs, I used it for a while, but Calva + vscode is for me. I'll ask Allan if he's up for an IDE tutorial :)
I think it worth pointing out that you won't have to fiddle with namespace imports all the time since Spacemacs will automatically add them as you type - if the required namespaces
imported under the same alias somewhere in the same project.
Yea good point, that's a great feature
Do a Figwheel demo :shipit: