This is great. I like that it includes code highlighting in the example. You know your audience :)
I have a rails app for my blog and I've been looking to move over to a static site recently. This would be a great excuse to use Clojure, which I rarely get to do.
I've only used middleman, but it's definitely a inversion of control framework. Your code will somehow magically get invoked, and there's a lot of stuff going on under the hood. In statis, you create your own plain Ring app and invoke some functions, so it's more clear what happens where and why.
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This is great. I like that it includes code highlighting in the example. You know your audience :)
I have a rails app for my blog and I've been looking to move over to a static site recently. This would be a great excuse to use Clojure, which I rarely get to do.
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Stuff like the link checker seem really useful though.
I've only used middleman, but it's definitely a inversion of control framework. Your code will somehow magically get invoked, and there's a lot of stuff going on under the hood. In statis, you create your own plain Ring app and invoke some functions, so it's more clear what happens where and why.