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from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route("/clean-up")
def cleanUp():
    "Clean the database from the old users"
    cleanDatabase()

@app.route("/bill")
def bill():

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var express = require('express');

app = express();
app.get('/tick/clean-database', function(req, res) {
  /*Daily job*/
  cleanDatabase()
});
app.post('/tick/bill-custumer', function(req, res) {
  /*Monthly job*/
  billCustumers()

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require 'sinatra'

get '/tick/db' do
  cleanDB()
end

post '/bill' do
  billCustumers()
end

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(defresource get-user
  :allowed-methods #{:get}
  :available-media-types ["application/json"]
  :malformed? (fn [ctx]
                (let [q-params (get-in ctx [:request :query-params])]
                  (if-let [email (get q-params "email")]
                    [false {:query
                            {:email email}}]
                    (if-let [username (get q-params "username")]
                      [false {:query

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Prendiamo un qualunque repo si github, per esempio questo: https://github.com/milano-js/frontend-tools

Con relativo indirizzo git:
https://github.com/milano-js/frontend-tools.git

Entriamo in una shell:

=======

simo@simo:~$ git clone https://github.com/milano-js/frontend-tools.git

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(defn update-world [world room action]
  ;; if action is something like pick up an object from the room 
  ;; I will return a new world without such object in the room,
  ;; if, otherwise, you are moving between some room I will return the same
  ;; world but you will obviously change the room
  )

(loop [world {:roomA {} :roomB {}
       room :roomA]
  (let [[new-world next-room] (update-world world room (get-input))

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layout	title	description	category	tags
post	Manage (Mongodb's) ObjectId and json			clojure mongo mongodb rest REST

I was writing yet another REST interface in Clojure + MongoDB (this is the last time) and if you have ever mixed this technology there is a little issues that raise every single time.

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layout	title	description	category	tags
post	Manage (Mongodb's) ObjectId and json			clojure mongo mongodb rest REST

I was writing yet another REST interface in Clojure + MongoDB (this is the last time) and if you have ever mixed this technology there is a little issue that raises every single time.

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Maps are fundamental data structures in any clojure program.

They are extremely fast, simple to reason about and very handy. Declaration of maps

As you may know, maps are a correlation between two clojure 'object' and are defined as so:

{% highlight clojure %} {"key_a" "value_a" "key_b" (fn [b] "value_b")

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ruby/clojure