César Olea · Jan 13, 2021

Writing AWS lambdas with ClojureScript

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Deprecation notice! 
 This article has been superseeded by writing AWS lambdas with shadow-cljs . Most of the information contained here should still work, but I don’t recommend following this approach as shadow-cljs presents a much better development story. Still some of the information presented here is still valid and valuable, such as the use of core.async. 
 Rationale 
 When…

Deprecation notice!

This article has been superseeded by writing AWS lambdas with shadow-cljs. Most of the information contained here should still work, but I don’t recommend following this approach as shadow-cljs presents a much better development story. Still some of the information presented here is still valid and valuable, such as the use of core.async.

Rationale

When I created the anvil template, I did it to learn how to create a ClojureScript project from scratch, tailoring it to my exact needs for frontend development. Those needs can be summarized in three key points:

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