Ciclo will be, someday, a job execution manager... but right now it's just my approximation to clojure on web development. I followed Jarrod C Taylor Compojure series up to part 3, and took a different approach, since this was just a spike without DB.

My personal roadmap on this project includes:

• Add tests to all current operations
• Delete operation should not be a POST, but a DELETE
• Make next-id still work when there's no job
• Make the job listing to keep the order
• Add state field
• Make last-success and last-fail determine job state
• Add more fields
• Add ClojureScript to the mix
• Improve delete and update job operations
• Sooner or later this will need a database, with its own setup, for persistence
• Put these on a Docker setup
• Make CSS to be generated with Sass

You will need Leiningen 2.0.0 or above installed.

To start a web server for the application, run:

lein ring server

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