Clojure Web Development
summary
Shows a working Clojure web stack: uses Ring middleware to model requests/responses as maps, mounts apps on Jetty, composes Compojure routes and middleware decorators for static files, auth and params, renders HTML from data with Hiccup HTML vectors, manages JSON and redirects, and packages with Leiningen; the demo is a Noir-based to‑do app that hot‑reloads code and performs CRUD in the browser, proving the libraries interoperate and the approach actually works.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 4:36Functions
- 5:00Keywords as Functions
- 8:40Ring Library
- 10:00Jetty Adapter
- 11:07Static Resources
- 11:50Decorator Pattern
- 12:49Serve Static Resources
- 18:21Composer
- 21:28Compilation Process
- 22:27Evaluator
- 32:44Generate Html
- 33:26Hiccup
- 42:37Directory Structure
- 46:13Conclusion
- 50:06Performance
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