Hi Zhang,

Have you thought to maybe include some kind of simple example project for users to download + run to experiment with (learn) nginx-clojure?

The quick start guide looks good, but maybe still a bit intimidating (scary) for people who are not familiar with configuring nginx modules, etc.?

For example, in the quick start guide, you have an inline handler like:

(fn[req]
  {:status 200,
   :headers {"content-type" "text/plain"},
   :body  "Hello Clojure & Nginx!"})

But as a Clojure developer - I think: how can I connect nginx-clojure to my Clojure application if I am using a Compojure router, etc. The documents say this is possible, but I could not find somewhere to say exactly how?

So maybe a useful example project could include:

1. A small Clojure application using Compojure and a few routes with simple text responses: "route 1 response", "route 2 response", etc.
2. The right nginx.conf for this small Clojure application.
3. Any special startup scripts that may be needed.
4. Maybe some comments about: is there anything special we need to do for sessions, etc.

Some questions that I still have after looking at the documents:

1. Is it possible to convert any standard Jetty Clojure application to use nginx-clojure?
2. Is this usually difficult (it needs a lot of work), or is it usually quite easy?
3. Are there any limitations (problems/disadvantages) with using nginx-clojure instead of something like Jetty or http-kit?
4. Is better performance the main advantage to using nginx-clojure instead of something like Jetty or http-kit?

The nginx-clojure performance looks very good. I think probably some Clojure developers would look more closely at nginx-clojure if these few things could be a bit more clear.

Does that make sense?

I hope these comments are useful, good luck with the project!

(Also, I will try release the new Sente version later today).