How is quicklisp different that clojars + leiningen?
On Thursday, August 15, 2013 8:41:16 AM UTC-7, da...@axiom-developer.org
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> It might be useful to set up a website similar to quicklisp for clojure.
> I've found quicklisp to be very effective as it not only delivers code
> but resolv
Hi Luc,
Thanks for sharing, good to know someone is doing this. We're using Avout /
ZK and are looking at Riac so this could be an option.
Jon.
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It might be useful to set up a website similar to quicklisp for clojure.
I've found quicklisp to be very effective as it not only delivers code
but resolves dependencies to other packages automatically.
Tim Daly
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We store code/data in zookeeper and riak. We serialize these using nippy.
You can get notified on changes using zookeeper watchers on the nodes
storing either children changes or changes to the node data as you wish.
We are highly satisfied with this, we also store configuration data in
zookeeper
Hi,
I'm wondering what approaches people take if they want to have Clojure code
loaded at runtime from some data store.
We operate a large website and I'd like the ability to deploy our mustache
templates & immediate corresponding clojure code at will, rolling back etc
if need be, without having
