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Immutant is currently unmaintained, see this and the following days in the slack log: https://clojurians-log.clojureverse.org/immutant/2019-06-17
If you’re just looking for an undertow wrapper immutant-web is still fine, although https://github.com/metosin/pohjavirta is catching up
I looked around for messaque queue libraries and couldn't find anything that has half the features that immutant.messaging has. Most are half-baked, abandoned or both.
How about extracting the messaging part from immutant into a separate library? @tcrawley would you be ok with that?
I would be totally fine with anyone extracting any part of immutant for other use :)
Cool. I really like hornetq, it covers all my needs. Even Datomic still uses it. I was thinking about adding support for ActiveMQ Arthemis.