On Monday, 5 January 2015 18:26:19 UTC, Arnaud Bailly  wrote:
> I could imagine generating schemas from server-side (Haskell) code... 
> Givenpat data structures used in the client actually come from the server. 
Schema's declaration is done through pure data (yet another win for data 
everywhere) so sure.

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> Wouldn't EDN help? Don't know how this works actually but given I have full 
> control of server I could generate EDN instead of Json, or any format for 
> that matter.
EDN is a nicer format for Clojure to consume but it does have some costs. Have 
you looked at transmit?


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> Le lundi 5 janvier 2015, Ivan L <[email protected]> a écrit :
> +1 for Schema... you tend to not need a full static type system when using 
> clojure.  Schema is useful as its designers intended - living documentation 
> and much better error messages.
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