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Not sure what you mean by that @fmnoise... the main Planck website is here http://planck-repl.org
I just use planck for a quick-n-easy repl, and maybe some light scripting. What kind of project are you thinking of using it for, @fmnoise?
My understanding of planck is that it is intended to be used on Macs via the javascript engine built into OS X, as a way of avoiding the longer startup time for JVM-based Clojure. I don’t think it would be very useful on AWS
Planck exists for Linux, FWIW. But for AWS Lambda, I'd consider compiling ClojureScript down to JavaScript to be executed by Node.
It does? Cool, I knew lumo was available on Linux but I didn’t know planck was there too