I'm a software engineer with 15+ years of experience. During my career, I wrote in C++, JavaScript, and Go, but my current passion is Clojure.
I think that Clojure documentation is a bit overcomplicated, so my goal is to create less complex tutorials on this wonderful functional language.
Clojure and ClojureScript are forms of the same language targeting different hosts - JVM and JavaScript respectively. If you are creating a library, there is a big chance that a significant part of the code will work for both hosts.
The most common way to prepare your Clojure project for distribution is to pack it into a *.jar file. In Clojure, we usually talk about jars and uberjars…
Here we are going to create a Clojure library, pack it to a JAR file, deploy it to a Maven repository and make its code available from Clojure and ClojureScript projects. We will create the simplest project and will grow it step by step. At the end, we will discuss the build-clj tool that can be used to create the library template projects.