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;; This is a collection of thoughts to help one decide between separating a clojure server/api codebase 
;; from a clojurescript client/ui or keeping them both together.
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;;;; Split PROS:

;; "When you split code into multiple repos you can scale them independently. For example, 
;; you could throw client code on a CDN while spinning up a lot of AWS servers for the backend. 

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;;;; Install a Clojure Editor
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;; The two favorite editors in the Clojure community are Emacs (cider) and IntelliJ (Cursive).
;; However, for the sake of the experiment, we are going to use Light Table, which is really
;; simple to grasp. Light Table has been developed by Chris Granger, a notable Clojure developer.