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Clojure Experiments
These are my experiments with Clojure.
Each folder at the root level is a project:
servlet
- Servlet based on code from this blog which describes how to run Jetty from Clojure.
- This also includes Maven config for launching a Clojure script. I'd like to eventually just use the Maven Jetty plugin instead (which would likely require compiling Clojure classes and I'm not sure if I could use the REPL that way).
velocity
- This is currently a simple code generation tool which uses Velocity templates. The templates are passed database metadata.
- The ultimate goal is to have a flexible code generation toolkit that:
- Has pluggable input sources
- Has pluggable output sources (e.g. be able to use different template libraries)
- Can be comfortably used from the REPL

