Boot.jar  

I started playing with Hoplon for a while now, but I have only started to look at it seriously as I wanted to practice on Clojure.

Getting Hoplon with lein was easy, but the guys over at tail recursion preferred to use something different for their task system, which was boot.

The newer boot faced a few problems over at my windows machine.

boot_jar_1.png

Apparently this problem was documented as a bug on windows, and so I had to revert to a older version of boot, which was boot.jar.

It took me some time to realize that it was used the same way as the newer counterpart, the only difference was I haven’t got it to display all the logs on my console.

Just run this:

$ your-file-path> boot.jar development

And it will silently begin working in the background.

 
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