For newcomers to the Clojure language it can be quite a daunting task to put together a real Clojure application from scratch.

That’s why we’ve done this initial step for you and creating a project that you can learn from and build upon.

This isn’t merely a toy application. Edge represents JUXT’s latest thinking on the baseline architecture which we use for our own professional Clojure projects. The name is taken from Datum edge.

Edge is a simple project demonstrating the integration of the following:

• Clojure CLI with Deps

• Integrant

• Aero configuration

• Bidi routing

• API programming with yada

• Bruce Hauman’s rebel-readline REPL

• Single Page Application with ClojureScript

• Hiccup, Selmer, Aleph

Please see the doc/resources/doc/sources/adaptation.adoc for information on adapting edge. For information on developing your new application, see doc/resources/doc/sources/developing.adoc

The rationale for using sub-directories here is to allow for multiple modules in a single repository. See doc/resources/doc/sources/layout.adoc for more details.

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