Learn how to manage dependencies effectively in Clojure, addressing common challenges such as conflicting library versions and build tool differences, while maintaining a consistent build environment.
Learn how to package Clojure web applications for deployment by creating an uberjar, a standalone JAR containing all dependencies, and specifying the main entry point.
Explore Leiningen's role in Clojure project creation, dependency management, and task execution, with insights tailored for Java developers transitioning to Clojure.
Explore the differences between Leiningen and tools.deps, two essential tools for Clojure development, and determine which is best suited for your needs.
Learn how to package your Clojure application into a standalone executable jar file using Leiningen, and understand how to run the packaged application effectively.
Explore the intricacies of configuration files in Clojure, focusing on project.clj, deps.edn, and profiles.clj for managing dependencies and environment-specific settings.
Learn how to integrate Clojure into a Gradle project, configure build.gradle with necessary plugins and dependencies, and build and run Clojure code using Gradle tasks.
Explore the decision-making process for choosing between Maven and Gradle for Clojure projects, focusing on mixed-language projects and organizational standards.
Learn how to package Clojure applications into deployable artifacts such as JAR files and Docker images, using build tools for standalone executables and self-contained distributions, including dependency management and automation.
Explore the intricacies of managing dependencies in Clojure projects using Leiningen. Learn how to define, update, and manage dependencies effectively.
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