I recently started working on cli ClojureScript apps. After a few
stumbling block (like Node.js lacking a synchronous command exec), I'm well
on my way. If you don't have to target the JVM for the CLI interface, this
is an option I would consider.
You could still do the longer-running service
Another option is Avian if it works for you: http://oss.readytalk.com/avian/
On Monday, 8 October 2012 05:22:53 UTC+5:30, Alex Miller wrote:
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> There are a few people that have worked on this problem for Java and other
> JVM projects by basically NOT starting a new JVM or pre-starting the JVM.
On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 11:50 AM, Brian Craft wrote:
> The two second
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> delay to...
>
> do anything...
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> is making...
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> me crazy.
Although JRebel is for JEE, it seems like an interesting thing for a fast REPL.
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There are a few people that have worked on this problem for Java and other
JVM projects by basically NOT starting a new JVM or pre-starting the JVM.
Some places to start:
- Drip - https://github.com/flatland/drip (targeting Clojure specifically)
- Nailgun - http://www.martiansoftware.com/nailgun
JVM startup time has always been issue. Various tricks help: client mode,
smaller heaps, tiered compilation (available in Java 7). Clojure adds
another layer, which can be partially mitigated with AOT-compilation. But
you'll never get the kind of instant command-line response that C can give
yo
The two second
delay to...
do anything...
is making...
me crazy.
I should probably be asking this on a java forum. I'm evaluating clojure
for a project that needs some number of cli tools (as well as server and
browser code) to be delivered to customers. Are there any good solutions to
