Biff

Biff is a full-stack web framework for Clojure that emphasizes simplicity, developer productivity, and real-time features. It provides an integrated stack for building web applications, including database management, authentication, and WebSocket support, with a focus on rapid prototyping and minimal configuration.

Also known as: Biff Framework, Biff Clojure, Biff Web Framework, Biff Stack, Biff Real-Time Framework

Why learn Biff?

Developers should learn Biff when building real-time web applications in Clojure, such as chat apps, collaborative tools, or dashboards, as it simplifies setup and integrates common features out-of-the-box. It's particularly useful for projects requiring quick iteration and a cohesive development experience without the overhead of assembling disparate libraries.

Learning Resources

• docs: Biff Official Documentation
• tutorial: Biff Tutorial: Build a Real-Time App
• docs: Biff on GitHub
• video: Clojure TV: Introduction to Biff
• docs: Biff Community Discussions