danielsz · December 21, 2015 01:59 · babysnakes · Aug 15, 2013 · timvisher · Aug 15, 2013
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 Stuart Sierra has written an article describing how he works with Clojure interactively using the REPL, tools.namespace, and Leiningen.

 http://thinkrelevance.com/blog/2013/06/04/clojure-workflow-reloaded
 Commentary on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5819487

 The process described there constitute best practices with a very broad application field. It is so fundamental, in fact, that most Clojure applications would probably benefit from adopting this model.

 I'm interested to provide a fleshed out example of that workflow to benefit new users/beginners. The blog post, while eye-opening, still isn't enough to get started for a whole range of users. I'm saying this because I'm struggling myself.

 I would like the example to be web oriented. I was thinking to use liberator to provide a REST API with one resource that can be created/edited/updated/deleted, and db persistence. DB would be either datomic or mongodb. 

 An accompanying tutorial would eventually detail how you start/stop the system components from the repl. I would also include a couple of tests, and show how you run the tests from the repl. 

 I'm looking to work on this by pairing with someone, preferrably with average to advanced Clojure experience.
	Stuart Sierra has written an article describing how he works with Clojure interactively using the REPL, tools.namespace, and Leiningen.

	http://thinkrelevance.com/blog/2013/06/04/clojure-workflow-reloaded
	Commentary on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5819487

	The process described there constitute best practices with a very broad application field. It is so fundamental, in fact, that most Clojure applications would probably benefit from adopting this model.

	I'm interested to provide a fleshed out example of that workflow to benefit new users/beginners. The blog post, while eye-opening, still isn't enough to get started for a whole range of users. I'm saying this because I'm struggling myself.

	I would like the example to be web oriented. I was thinking to use liberator to provide a REST API with one resource that can be created/edited/updated/deleted, and db persistence. DB would be either datomic or mongodb.

	An accompanying tutorial would eventually detail how you start/stop the system components from the repl. I would also include a couple of tests, and show how you run the tests from the repl.

	I'm looking to work on this by pairing with someone, preferrably with average to advanced Clojure experience.