@mccraigmccraig: Thanks for the tip, I have been meaning to try Yada out, being fond of the libraries that I have already tried that have come out of the Juxt stable

@maleghast: it is not a direct alternative of yada but maybe fits on you needs: https://github.com/funcool/catacumba

@niwinz: I will take a look, thanks

@maleghast: +1 for catacumba very straightforward

@mitchelkuijpers: I will take a look in more detail - my first-look at the code / docs is very encouraging.

@niwinz: are you using catacumba in production already?

@ul: I'm working in a project that uses it, but it is not already in production.

thanks, i'm in search for toolkit for new project

last time used immutant2

but it is quite heavy, i haven't used most of its features

http-kit is fine, but want to try smth new

to broad my view

I have build catacumba because I want something like aleph but more focused on web development

Fully asynchronous (not restricted directly by the ring spec)

and with backpressure awareness in websocket connections

it is pretty lightweight and very very extensible

@niwinz: Does catacumba provide any HTTP client functionality?

@cfleming: currently no.

It is mainly focused in the http server part

@niwinz: Ok, thanks, just curious

😉 feel free ask any question \o/

@scriptor: this is an ubuntu image that might fit the bill as a foundational layer for a docker image: https://github.com/relevance/boomstick

anyone using spark with clojure? what is your experience?

Out of curiosity, while reading this: http://www.clojure.net/2012/02/10/State/, doesn't m-bind look very much like standard middleware, like one uses in ring?

@daemianmack: Are you aware of the latest Ubuntu restrictions?

@daemianmack: Ah, seems to be OK: http://news.softpedia.com/news/canonical-says-ubuntu-based-docker-images-is-not-a-copyright-violation-488038.shtml

sorry for the noise

@ska: i was not aware. glad it's not an issue, but thanks for the pointer!

does anyone know if the name EDN is trademarked? I would like to use it in a library name (edncss)

@jellea: I can check on that

alexmiller: thanks in advance!

jsyeo: (late to the party here) EPL is a fairly direct descendant of (and replacement for) IBM’s open source license, CPL. Pointing out to your company’s lawyers that IBM’s lawyers are fine with (read: helped write) EPL might help.

Who wants to adopt my daughter for 3 months so I can go into a hole and build CLAWS, a competitor to https://github.com/servant-app/JAWS