architecture

limist 2017-08-09T12:51:22.773483Z

Hey all, I'm starting a new Clojure(Script) project and am wondering if there's something like an up-to-date guide to making major architectural decisions in the cl(js) space? e.g. for web server architecture, it seems duct is becoming a good alternative to traditional ad-hoc approaches (`arachne`'s future being uncertain). For front-end, re-frame, re-natal are must-see; and for client/server, GraphQL and Lacinia look capable (promising to solve a lot of typical problems with REST). etc

claudiu 2017-08-09T18:45:36.439728Z

@limist for front end & backend api. Think fulcro is just amazing (unified backend & frontend) no need for graphql :)

claudiu 2017-08-09T18:45:39.441771Z

https://fulcrologic.github.io/fulcro/

claudiu 2017-08-09T18:47:00.488485Z

Its basically built on top of om-next most innovation is there :) but still amazing docs, and active slack chamnel

limist 2017-08-09T22:59:59.695462Z

@claudiu Thanks for this, hadn't seen or heard of fulcro at all, am perusing the docs. Can it do react-native, and reach smartphones?