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I'm a web developer, but lately I have been learning Clojure and now I'm interested in creating a p2p application. And since Clojure is a general purpose language, I guess I can just use that.

Any suggestions?

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Assuming your running Clojure on the JVM, something like Pastry?

We can't help you much since you haven't given us much to work with, so have you done a general search for "Java p2p"? What have you tried already?

Note that p2p is quite complex with lots of non-trivial problems like bypassing firewall's and NATs. I would start with a client-server architecture first and only go to p2p when its impossible to scale the server further

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Below are a couple links I just found:

  • Mist helps building distributed services by offering a UDP multiplexer, a Kademlia overlay and a simple pubsub protocol. At least that's what this gist says, and the code should be on github.
  • Nightweb can help building P2P apps on Android, and could be at least an inspiration.

As I said I just found these on the net, I never used any of these and don't even know how useful/usable these are. Also, this is not really an answer but this resource page on P2P created by a clojure programmer might be of interest.

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