ABuilding and Developing with Leiningen
Writing software in any language involves generating artifacts, which are executable files or library packages that are meant to be deployed or shared. It also involves managing dependent artifacts, also called dependencies, by ensuring that they’re loaded into the project you’re building. The most popular tool among Clojurists for managing artifacts is Leiningen, and this appendix will show you how to use it. You’ll also learn how to use Leiningen to totally enhancify your development experience with plug-ins.
The Artifact Ecosystem
Because Clojure is hosted on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), Clojure artifacts ...
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