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Index
Web Development with Clojure A Note on Formatting Table of Contents Early Praise for Web Development with Clojure Introduction
What You Need Why Clojure? Why Make Web Apps in Clojure?
Chapter 1: Getting Your Feet Wet
Setting Up Your Environment Your First Project
Chapter 2: Clojure Web Stack
Routing Requests with Ring Defining the Routes with Compojure Application Architecture Beyond Compojure and Ring What You’ve Learned
Chapter 3: Liberator Services
Creating the Project Defining Resources Putting It All Together What You’ve Learned
Chapter 4: Database Access
Working with Relational Databases Report Generation What You’ve Learned
Chapter 5: Picture Gallery
The Development Process What’s in a Gallery Creating the Application Application Data Model Task A: Account Registration Task B: Login and Logout Task C: Uploading Pictures Task D: Displaying Pictures Task E: Deleting Pictures Task F: Account Deletion What You’ve Learned
Chapter 6: Finishing Touches
Adding Some Style Unit Tests Logging Application Profiles Packaging Applications What You’ve Learned
Chapter 7: Mixing It Up
Using Selmer Upgrading to ClojureScript SQL Korma Creating Application Templates What You’ve Learned
Appendix 1: Alternative IDE Options
Installing Eclipse Installing Emacs Alternatives
Appendix 2: Clojure Primer
A Functional Perspective Data Types Using Functions Anonymous Functions Named Functions Higher-Order Functions Closures Threading Expressions Being Lazy Structuring the Code Destructuring Data Namespaces Dynamic Variables Calling Out to Java Calling Methods Dynamic Polymorphism What about Global State? Writing Code That Writes Code for You The Read-Evaluate-Print Loop Summary
Appendix 3: Document-Oriented Database Access
Picking the Right Database Using CouchDB Using MongoDB You May Be Interested In…
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