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What architecture do you use for mid to large Clojure apps?
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Alavi
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Joined: 2023-06-25
Posted:   Subject: What architecture do you use for mid to large Clojure apps? Quote

Hi.

I'm curious what architecture do you use for medium to large Clojure applications? MVC, Clean Architecture, N-tier?

What were your experience with them? What do you recommend?

I'm asking this question in general to discuss the common architectural patterns in Clojure, but I'm also creating a somewhat complex "micro" service with clj-kit and I'm interested in learning how to organize and architect it.
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