hi, Which is the preferred choice for implementing websockets, Immutant or http-kit profile. This page mentions about http-kit http://www.http-kit.org/600k-concurrent-connection-http-kit.html

both should work reasonably well

if you’re using Sente then it can transparently use either one

I’ve got a couple of sample projects illustrating basic websocket usage with both here https://github.com/luminus-framework/multi-client-ws-immutant and here https://github.com/luminus-framework/multi-client-ws-http-kit

I have got a chat app that talks to rabbitMQ , but since not many people use clojure, it becomes a challenge to help them understand the ease and quick development

thanks so much for your reply, i started using your clojure book, till now it has been good going, but the only things is convincing people of using clojure

yeah I think it’s important to show how you can go from 0 to an app in a few minutes

one of my main goals with luminus is to make it as simple as possible to get something up and running

my next work is to convince people or using pulsar w.r.t Akka

yeah I’ve used it for a few toy projects, it’s quite nice

I blogged about it a little while back http://yogthos.net/posts/2015-06-17-Using-Pulsar.html

might be useful

thanks a lot, i think performance of pulsar should be on par with Akka

the guys making it did a comparison http://blog.paralleluniverse.co/2015/05/21/quasar-vs-akka/

it looks very competitive

if i use clojure people ask me , how do i get people to fix bugs later on, but the thing is there are less bugs in clojure dev

and getting clojure developers is also difficult

I find that part is a bit overblown

we’ve been using Clojure for about 5 years now on my team and we never had a problem hiring people

most people we hire never seen clojure or fp before, but they pick it up in a few weeks

but in India not many are there with clojure

for me i happened to learn out of curiosity

and your book helped me a lot

everybody doesn’t have to be an expert, as long as people can start doing basic tasks, they can learn more as they go

glad to hear it

now i do react-native using re-natal, re-frame and some data handling with datomic

I still have to play around with that 😉

for me re-usability across was a big win

haven’t had a chance to dive into re-natal, it looks fun

yes, it is.

i had used vert.x with clojure, but i see that in version 3 they dropped clojure support

no idea why they did that

any ideas? or is Immutant better than vert.x?

sorry i am asking some questions , there are not many clojure experts that i can approach here

It was good talking to you, thanks again