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File Size: 4735 KB

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Publisher: Pragmatic Bookshelf; 2 edition (July 14, 2016)

Publication Date: August 23, 2016

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Language: English

ASIN: B01KU8O24G

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I have been developing with Clojure for a few years now. Most of the books I have read are focused on learning the language. This one is not an introduction to Clojure, but I still learned about the language when reading it and doing projects with what I have learned. It is more of an applied book. It gives you enough to get your feet wet and be productive, but it also gives you a lot of future areas of research and learning about the language and how it can be used effectively.What I really like is that Clojure and the tools and frameworks are so expressive that I can get useful projects completed in very few lines of code. Small enough that you can get your head around whole pieces of functionality. Something that might take several classes, and several pages of code in Java can be completed in Clojure in one to two pages of code.

I've been coding in OO languages knew nothing of Clojure or functional programming but heard great things about its concurrency, conciseness of lisp, easy access to the java library ecosystem.There are a number of books on Clojure but none that focus specifically on how to build a website - i.e. setting up a http server, database connections, db queries, taking form, url or session params to get data from the db, etc. So this book was very helpful in quickly getting me building a guestbook with all these essential requirements for a website app.What I found as I went through the book's example apps was how flexible and easy it is to switch libraries and that the Clojure library system is quite extensive. In the rare case one doesn't exist for your needs, you simply include a java lib.You include libraries in your project.clj file and then in the root of your app in the terminal command line simply type 'lein ring server' and before firing up the web server lein automatically fetches and installs them in your app. Lein is akin to rake in Ruby on Rails and just as concise and user friendly.The book walks you through building the example applications with the views in the Hiccup template language. In later chapters, the author shows you a walk through of how to do the same application with the Selmer template system which he created based on the django template design.The author is quite prolific in his support of the Clojure community having contributed some key libraries, developed the Luminus web framework in Clojure and as one of the maintainers of lib-noir, one of the key Clojure libraries useful for building websites. I tried Luminus which is a Clojure web project template with a curated set of useful libraries.With one command line in your terminal with lein Luminus generate a project template with either mysql or postgres, authentication and clojurescript if you desire it. Then you just enter your username and password for the database in the db config file to get up and running.If I got stuck on anything, I was able to go to click on a link related to the example in the digital book which takes you to the publishers website to view the source code of the example. With the book you get access to a zip file that has source code versions for all the examples utilizing different libraries so you can see how they actually work.There are even examples writing direct sql vs an orm. For example on the picture gallery app in the book there are 12 source code versions of the same app utilizing different libraries in the zip file.A side effect of delving into Clojure with this book was that it made traditional object oriented code in other languages seem far simpler than before. It also sped up up my coding in other languages.Functional programming with Clojure functions is quite different to object oriented programming, yet has a powerful simplicity once it clicks. As the author states in the intro, Clojure is a simple language to learn as there's very little syntax, and once you learn a handful of patterns you're quickly productive, typically within a couple of weeks.The book takes you from creating your project application, installing the libraries of your choice, building your app and then deploying it stand alone, as a Tomcat servlet or in the cloud. There's also references to other useful libraries depending on your preference, so its quite flexible.At the end of the book there's a section on the clojure language to get you productive enough to build web applications. I would say this book greatly simplifies the task of building web apps, luckily it exists as there is no other comprehensive resource specifically for building websites in Clojure.One thing unique to Clojure is a real time REPL whereby your can see the results of your functions in real time in either an IDE called Light Table or IntelliJ. That helps you experiment and save time debugging as you're going along.The book assumes you know nothing about Clojure and gets you seeing results right away. So I would highly recommend it to anyone using another language interested in exploring Clojure for skill expansion or greater performance and productivity.Pardeep.

The book is great and has a lot of useful information. Dmitry, also known as "yogthos" online, is very active in Clojure community and very helpful.I would rate the book 5 stars but I can't. The author did a great job, no doubt about it, but Clojure web development is a bit hectic at the moment. I had to take a star off because I wish the book covered more technologies. There is just too much going on in Clojure, there is no single accepted way to develop web apps. Ruby, for example, has Rails and this is pretty much a defacto stack for the language. Clojure on the other hand has many different libraries and "no one true" web framework (Arachne is upcoming and we don't know much about it yet).Dmitry focuses on Reagent for the front end, and he makes some safe choices for a back end (Postgres). But if we look around available web tools for Clojure then we'll see many many different technologies. Ask anybody who is using Clojure in production and chances are they all will have different tools. There is OM, Reagent, Rum, Hoplon, etc. Many templating languages. Various databases, including unique Datomic. And there are many ways to build an app in Clojure/ClojureScript.So this is what I am getting at. Dmitry shows you how to build an app one way, his way, based on Luminus (the tool he wrote). But I am not saying that it's wrong in anyway, I just wish the book covered more technologies, that way a reader could choose what he likes best. And there are a lot of good and interesting stacks right now. Of course author couldn't explain everything in detail, it's not his fault, web development in Clojure has no unity and there is a lot going on. But here's the thing, if we had a book that covers most popular web stacks then it would be a 5 star. Perhaps in a 3rd edition Dmitry can build up on what he has and he can introduce more material.Nonetheless, this book is probably the best one on the market right now that covers web development with Clojure from start to finish. It is similar to Hartl's tutorial about Ruby on Rails.

Amazing book. Not for beginners though. You should already have some notion on Clojure and web development to get the most out of this book.

Really good to get your feet wet with Clojure and web development. Easy to follow and very well structured.

Great book for those interested in diving into Web Development with Clojure and Clojurescript. The book has plenty of examples and good explanations. It also goes through more specifics of the Luminous Web framework. I hesitate to Luminous a framework since it is more or a template to jump start your application with building blocks for different databases or front ends.Overall this book was the best Web Development book for Clojure I have read!

I already have basic experience with Clojure and this book is a good next step for me: writing useful applications in a murky world of modern Web development. I especially like the writing style and selection of topics.

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