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aleph uses manifold that trivially integrates with core.async
but really you can use any async http lib by calling put! in a callback
@nicholas.jaunsen i've had success with http-kit and core.async using put! in the callback function
I'd pick a good http lib first, since the integration with core.async is so trivial
it's not like they can prepackage any useful complex flow