I use Clojuresript with a react interface to create SPAs for data analytics UI at work. It is much simpler and easy to manage. For me developing applications with javascript tend to get complex over time as the app grows. State management is really simple in Clojurescript. I was able to create reusable components which can be ported over to new projects with little effort. I now find it much more easier to develop the front end in SPA format with CLojurescript rather than rendering the UI structure with server side stack. The app tends to act a lot more faster with SPA as you see in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=islPRG2_1vU

In your video, you're just hitting localhost.

This is a just a demo to show front end UI.

I have created a couple of courses to learn web development from scratch by actually working on a project.

https://www.learnwithcoder.com/

It has currently Golang, Clojure & Clojurescript single page application development courses.

(Not OP)Shameless plug: Please take a look at Wemebox CMS https://wemebox.com. I created this because I wanted a dead simple CMS for the websites I create for my clients.I believe it is much simpler than Hugo. Will be open sourcing the source code in a couple of months.

Thanks for checking it out.

1. There is no demo setup currently. But I will setup one soon. Thank you for the suggestion!

2.There is no particular meaning behind the name. I was thinking the product as a “website management system out of the box”. And abbreviated it to something anyone can pronounce easily.

To auto-promote to BigInt in case of an overflow, use a quote after the star(multiplier) operator. Since HN is not allowing me to use star in this comment here is the link to the gist with a simple factorial example: https://gist.github.com/devasiajoseph/8485836

Again, the point is precisely in having just one star.

This is actually the best and simplest introduction to Angular.js I have ever seen. You rock too!

I would recommend Kerala also. Its in the far south

I'm heading out there in January, couldn't be more excited :) Any HN folks out there?

Edit: Just found out there's a BarCamp there - http://groups.google.com/group/barcampkerala?pli=1 - maybe I'll head along!

I have problems with authentication. I am using python and tweepy. My issue is, after the "Allow | Deny" process twitter is supposed to redirect the user to the callback url with an oauth_verifier variable in the url. Right now I am only getting a token which I already have passed earlier. Thanks in advance