I successfully used Clojure, Restlet, StringTemplate, and the Simple
servlet framework to handle all traffic on www.altlaw.org. My scaling
requirements were a tad unusual -- only ~10,000 visitors per day, but
over a million pages. This was all on a single EC2 "small" instance,
also running Solr.
It's still very young days for any of the Clojure web frameworks
(including -shameless plug- Cascade).
My favorite web framework (for obvious reasons) is Tapestry; there's
years and years of experience behind it to make it a very effective,
very productive, and extremely high-performance environme
I've developed some smaller web applications using Common Lisp, but
I'm not confident that any of the CL web servers (CL-HTTP,
Hunchentoot, AllegroServe, Araneida, mod_lisp, et al) are up to
handling high traffic high data sites. (Maybe they are, I just don't
know).
Does anyone know how good any
On Jan 22, 11:09 am, cperkins wrote:
> I've read that people have been able to use Clojure with some of the
> Java web servers. I am not familiar with any Java web servers or web
> frameworks and wonder if anyone who knows more about them can advise
> me. FWIW I'm also not familiar with load ba
I've read that people have been able to use Clojure with some of the
Java web servers. I am not familiar with any Java web servers or web
frameworks and wonder if anyone who knows more about them can advise
me. FWIW I'm also not familiar with load balancing or multi-server
setups for web applicati
