Biff.core Library Released for Clojure Web Application System Composition

The Biff framework for Clojure web development has been split into twelve separate libraries, with biff.core released as the foundational first library. The library introduces "init functions" as a first-class concept to extract boilerplate logic cleanly, allowing library instructions to simply state "add this module to your project" without requiring developers to paste additional code into their main namespace. The solution maintains the existing modules-and-components structure while addressing a key challenge: preserving late binding so that changes to modules update the handler without requiring a web server restart. This is achieved by having init functions take a var of the modules vector rather than the vector value itself, and by ensuring system map entries that need updates without restart are functions that dereference the modules var. The design philosophy emphasizes simplicity and understandability over further consolidation, keeping the component system as a straightforward sequence of functions rather than adding automatic dependency resolution.