On: Clojure's Webframework "Noir" hits 1.2.0

[icey]

I use Noir for a few things, and it's been great so far.

You can write Clojure on the front-end as well with Pinot, which is a ClojureScript framework created by the author of Noir (ibdknox).

Noir isn't very large, so it's easy to read through the source if you're not sure how something works.

[brehaut → icey]

> Noir isn't very large

None of the main clojure web libs are very large, so this applies to all of them :)

[ibdknox → brehaut]

Nothing in Clojure is large by, say, C standards ;)

[mhd → ibdknox]

Well, compared to (older) Unix C standards, it's definitely closer to the Java (i.e. large) side. Compared to things like Win32 or gobject-like C abominations, I'd agree…