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JAremko
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Jun 2, 2021
| :start (do | ||
| (println "Starting HTTPd on :5454...") | ||
| (httpd/run-server app/app {:port 5454})) | ||
| :start (let [port (or (some->> "PORT" System/getenv Integer/parseInt) |
JAremko
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Jun 8, 2021
| This is a simple eCommerce site: product list with endless scroll, where you can | ||
| add a product to cart and so on. | ||
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| [](https://heroku.com/deploy) |
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This one is pretty neat. Heroku server reads a request origin to figure out what app should be deployed.
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@danownsthisspace Suddenly |
This is how you serve and build docker image with Heroku (some deps.edn memes) 😄
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Straightforward way to run the demo on "real" server.
@piranha With a free instance it can get sleepy so you can use https://kaffeine.herokuapp.com/ that forces it to never sleep (burns all free hours on your account, but it should be enough for a single web instance, I think they require your credit card number to provide free 1000h, no card quota is ~500h, if I remember correctly).