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You could give Clojure a try, with Ring (an awesome library) and Compojure (a Sinatra-like framework).
by ferostar 16y ago
You could give Clojure a try, with Ring (an awesome library) and Compojure (a Sinatra-like framework).
- francoisdevlin 16y agoThis is an area where JVM interop is really nice, too. You can deploy with well tested & documented web servers.
- beambot 16y agoI'm fairly versed in functional programming and LISP (having grokked PG's "On Lisp"). (Un)fortunately, I have yet to touch Java -- it always conjured images of C/C++, and that was sufficient to keep me at arm's length (I'm a python robotics hacker day-to-day). My question: How requisite is Java know-how to using Clojure?
- kaffiene 16y agoYou need to know what's in the Java libraries if you want to write to the Java libraries. If your code is all self contained, then you don't. So - open a Swing JFrame and you need to know where that is in the API and how to call it.