Chapter 10Getting out the Door
At some point, either our pride as software developers compels us to publish things so our peers can see how clever we are, or our sense of altruism demands that we contribute something useful to make other people’s lives easier. Let’s take a minute to go beyond a public Git repo and consider the wider responsibilities of publication.
If you’ve never published a Clojure library or deployed a Clojure application into production, you likely have a number of questions. This chapter provides you with advice about publishing source code and libraries, as well as the deployment of Clojure applications into production environments. We’ll look at decisions and trade-offs, including the duties of a responsible developer. ...
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