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Alright, I'll take a look when I have a chance.
Which libraries do you guys currently like for creating the backend API to your re-frame frontend? Last time I made one I used Compojure, but curious if anything else interesting has come out or gotten better since then.
Compojure + Liberator specifically
I’m a fan of reitit for it’s data-centric API and clojure.spec + swagger integration. I haven’t used liberator
Liberator is just for creating ReSTful resources, which may even be overkill for this service
I've been wanting to get into it
GraphQL that is
I was looking at OrientDB
Though I definitely don't need a db for this
reitit looks nice. I did want to get away from macros
So I'm still learning spec since it's so new. Is spec usually used indirectly like this where the spec is actually defined internally?
per :responses {200 {:body {:total pos-int?}}}
We've been looking at GraphQL/Hasura and, if you did need a database, it looks like it could be part of a nice solution. Particularly if you want realtime subscriptions and you like PostgreSQL.
I know, I know. Heretic thoughts.
That would be great in a future project
I really like pedestal on the backend