Thank you for your answer, Nelson.
I was near to your solution. Thank you for reminding me to flush the writer.
Now I detected the real problem in my application: I did not use the jetty
adapter but the http-kit http://www.http-kit.org server. http-kit buffers
whole response body from
The serializable thing is not intentional - would definitely like to fix it!
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Thanks, Ivan.
leiningen template descjop version 0.1.1 released today.
lein-template-descjop
https://github.com/karad/lein_template_descjop
clojars
https://clojars.org/descjop/lein-template
changes :
* grunt-download-atom-shell does not work
Just tried the beta on our test suite. Aside from warnings from new
Clojure functions now shadowed by existing functions and obvious cases of
hash sensitivity, there are a couple less clear-cut cases (which likely
fall into the above hash case but will require further investigation), and
we
On a project I worked on we used a bit of a heavy handed method. Our system
was rather distributed, where servers processed messages off of durable
queues. So we took a simplistic approach: Exceptions that bubbled all the
way up to the top level of the application caused a hard exit of the JVM.
This is really cool! It's wonderfully gratifying to take a web app I'd been
making with CLJS, dump the compiled html/css/js into the app/ folder, and
it just magically works as a native app.
Note to other people checking out the template:
Since atom-shell was recently renamed Electron, I had
I'm incredibly excited to announce that Kibit 0.1.2 has been released.
Kibit is a Leiningen plugin that inspects your code and suggests more
idiomatic ways of expression the same thing, e.g.
(+ 1 num) can be rewritten as (inc num)
The headlining features of this release are:
* Clojurescript/Cljx
I am writing an application that reads some data from a database and need
to transform that data to XML. That XML should be streamed as a response to
a web request.
The code for creating the XML elements is already working. I am using
clojure.data.xml for that and it works very nice.
My
(Clojure newcomer remarks in 3... 2... 1...) This looks neat!
One note — the website suggests installing an out of date
version: http://jayfields.com/expectations/installing.html
Might it be better to just link to Clojars?
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The way enlive does it, is to create a lazy sequence of strings. A response
body such as that can be immediately be used by ring. However, I don't know
from the top of my head how to generate it from data.xml.
I'll be glad to get some input on that, otherwise I'll think about this
more, the next
Here are some functional programming job opportunities that were posted
recently:
Mid/Senior Software Development Engineer at Lookingglass Cyber Solutions
http://functionaljobs.com/jobs/8810-mid-senior-software-development-engineer-at-lookingglass-cyber-solutions
Senior/Principal Software
I'm curious, how are people in the Clojure community currently dealing with
exceptions? I have a diverse set of questions on this topic.
1.) How many have adopted an Erlang die fast and restart strategy?
2.) How many use something like Supervisor to spin up new JVMs? If not
Supervisor, then
The `clojure.data.xml/emit` function will stream xml to a Writer. To hook
it up to `piped-input-stream` requires a little bit of book keeping work.
`piped-input-stream` provides an OutputStream and we need to convert that
to a Writer. Luckily `clojure.java.io/writer` can handle that for us.
1) no
2) no
3) yes at all cost
4) both, exceptions are logged with context (current bindings, etc)
5) undecided, under close examination however
6) never have to restart, we check what cause the error and correct it
externally if required
most errors are reported immediately, may depend on
I can't believe people don't see it's a conspiracy.
Some accounts were hacked, payed and emulated to bring more attention to
this spam.
The most disturbing sign IMHO is creation of Sean Corfield account that
was grown for many years bringing support and value to Clojure community
for the sake of
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