clojureD 2015: "Frameworkless Web Development in Clojure" by Andreas ‘Kungi’ Klein скачать в хорошем качестве

clojureD 2015: "Frameworkless Web Development in Clojure" by Andreas ‘Kungi’ Klein

Web frameworks like Rails, Zend and Django are ubiquitous in current generation web development. They dictate a well defined structure for web application development, but are much too large in scope for some applications. Microframeworks are a solution to this problem. They offer a very small feature set, often just enough to handle HTTP in a comfortable way. Most Clojure web applications today don’t use any web framework at all. They are crafted from a carefully selected number of libraries fitting together, therefore building their own application specific ‘web framework’. Clojure’s emphasis on using primitive data structures, instead of hiding data in objects, makes it easy for different libraries to work together without any knowledge of one another. This talk examines the commonalities in modern web frameworks and introduces Clojure libraries for all of these jobs. It is a primer on the most widely used tools for building web applications in Clojure. This video is brought to you by innoQ: innoQ is a technology consulting company with offices in Germany and Switzerland. We combine pragmatic, lightweight technologies with sound architectural practices. We specialize in web technologies, agile development with Java/Java EE, Ruby, Scala and Clojure as well as working with IoT and SmartHome technologies. Find out more at http://www.innoq.com. And yes, we are hiring :).