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2019-07-26
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How Aleph compares to Immutant? What are the tradeoffs? It seems Netty is more performant than Undertow. But Undertow is sponsored by Red Hat. Are there any production stories of Aleph?
check this video: https://youtu.be/zwuFJovzdHg
Great talk, thanks for sharing 🙂
@faisalhasnain90 I think it's hard to compare Aleph with immutant. Aleph is made to serve ring applications and can power asynchronous logic well by building on top of manifold
I think many people use Aleph in production (including me). #yada is built on top of Aleph. Maybe you want to ask there too
I see, thanks for the updates. I think, it would be fairly straight forward to use Netty under the hood without Aleph Clojure abstractions for server side libraries like Pedestal/Reitit.
@jeroenvandijk Thanks, It would be interesting to have more facts on Pedestal vs Yada: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C0K65B20P/p1564170981014100