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Just found https://github.com/furkan3ayraktar/clojure-polylith-realworld-example-app, and immensely grateful.
1Polylith is beautiful. I mean… so awesome to immerse oneself into.
I’ll stop raving after this, I promise: I really like the aesthetics of the visual parts of the project and the documentation… a minimal and pleasing design that is tightly coupled with what it indicates.
Can anyone recommend a good tool for creating architectural diagrams? I want to be able to rough out possible polylith systems for (hopefully) feedback before I try to implement.
http://whimsical.com is my favourite for that.
Thank you! I’ll use that.
It looks like someone would have to have an account, too, to advise me on here… but that’s probably the case for most tools.
Well, I should clarify: to modify a drawing. They can certainly look at it.
It’s a Clojure/ClojureScript project! Sold!
It’s very inspiring, for starters, in terms of what can be done in clj/cljs.
Working on my hammock time before diving in and losing perspective, and also want to dive in with a sane plan. I realize that polylith is in a way itself a functional diagramming tool… so maybe I should see things that way. I’m open to thoughts.
I think it’s good to take time and think about the project you are going to work, if you have that time of course 😂. However, Polylith is also great to just start playing with some components right away in the development environment with a REPL running. You can shape, change, replace those components on the go, they are small functional blocks in the end.
Hello guys, I posted a new "Idea" in the repository's discussion section regarding adding support for different platforms that Clojure can run. It would be nice to get some feedback on it. Have a look! https://github.com/polyfy/polylith/discussions/168
As a polylith noob such a tool would be helpful in being informative of where things might be best placed.