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has anyone actually done the duct tutorial from circleci that made the rounds a few days ago? https://circleci.com/blog/build-a-clojure-web-app-using-duct/
I'm having some issues. The first issues seemed to be because they kept saying film-handler root directory
but I think they meant the actual project's root directory film-ratings
when setting up github and circleci. I could be wrong but I'm able to get a successful circleci build now that I changed those instructions though.
I'm partway through where it has us delete the example page and build the index and template portion but now I can't get the server started when I restart the repl and after I input (dev)
and then (go)
. I no longer get :duct.server.http.jetty/starting-server {:port 3000}
it just says the :initiated
part. And I'm stuck trying to figure out how to get that server going.
I’ve migrated the project to duct 0.7.0 — https://github.com/jahson/blog-film-ratings
thank you! It's a little weird they just released the tutorial now but it's already out of date and a little broken. Just the pace of web dev maybe. I restarted the repl but the behavior doesn't change. I could just clone yours but I never learn much from tutorials that way. This was just a little side diversion from learning anyways and I'm probably jumping the gun. Maybe I'll give Duct another look when I find I actually need a bigger scaffold to my basic web dev attempts. I'll save your repository for then. Thanks again!
I think I saw @weavejester mention on reddit that the tutorial is indeed outdated