19.3 Implementing the Backend with Clojure

In this section

• 19.3.4 Implementing Business Logic
  Learn to effectively implement the business logic layer in your Clojure application, maintaining clear separation from data access and presentation layers, and providing robust error handling.
• 19.3.1 Setting Up the Web Server
  Learn how to set up a Clojure web server using frameworks like Ring or Pedestal, configure the server's entry point, and manage middleware for robust backend applications.
• 19.3.2 Defining Routes and Handlers
  Discover how to define API routes using Clojure's Compojure and Pedestal, and how to associate them with handler functions that handle CRUD operations efficiently.
• 19.3.3 Data Persistence and Database Operations
  Explore Clojure's approach to data persistence and database operations with practical examples and best practices for security and efficiency.
• 19.3.5 Securing the API
  Explore methods for securing your Clojure backend API with authentication and authorization techniques, including JWT and OAuth integration.