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Pre-registration for babashka-conf 2026 is now open!
Are you coming to Dutch Clojure Days 2026, make sure to arrive one day earlier for babashka-conf 26!
Pre-registration for babashka-conf 2026 is now open!
Are you coming to Dutch Clojure Days 2026, make sure to arrive one day earlier for babashka-conf 26!
Wrote a new tool: parmezan
It fixes unbalanced parens/other delimiters in Clojure code.
Wrote a new tool: parmezan
It fixes unbalanced parens/other delimiters in Clojure code.
For fun: reagami (React-free hiccup DOM morphing lib) loaded in scittle from source (directly from Github). Works like a charm, except that SCI doesn't support js-in yet (which is easy to fix, example includes patch).
https://gist.github.com/borkdude/4432b2f437a65ab8d1b364eef4ce3c8b
For fun: reagami (React-free hiccup DOM morphing lib) loaded in scittle from source (directly from Github). Works like a charm, except that SCI doesn't support js-in yet (which is easy to fix, example includes patch).
https://gist.github.com/borkdude/4432b2f437a65ab8d1b364eef4ce3c8b
Awesome to hear Davis Shepherd and Jonathan Indig from Netflix talk about how stable the Clojure / Datomic ecosystem has been over the past 10 years, especially in comparison to the number of breaking changes that other open-source infrastructure projects have gone through in the same amount of time.
The talk is called ”A Decade on Datomic” for when videos are published
cljfmt 0.15.4 has just been released. cljfmt is a formatter for #clojure code.
Awesome to hear Davis Shepherd and Jonathan Indig from Netflix talk about how stable the Clojure / Datomic ecosystem has been over the past 10 years, especially in comparison to the number of breaking changes that other open-source infrastructure projects have gone through in the same amount of time.
The talk is called ”A Decade on Datomic” for when videos are published
cljfmt 0.15.4 has just been released. cljfmt is a formatter for #clojure code.
A mashup between reagami and webcomponents. I don't know why you would do this, but you can!
A mashup between reagami and webcomponents. I don't know why you would do this, but you can!
Fair point about slow start-up times, obviously a function of the JVM. This technology is a two-edge sword: we get lots of great libraries but also all the complexity of the platform.
Agree that persistent data structures are not the end-all: they fit nicely with data processing and analysis, which is what I have done with Clojure.
Jank is coming (Clojure on top of C++). There is also ClojureScript, so you get the ability to program the whole stack.
I also have some nits: I much prefer #guile fibers to Clojure's channels: fiber provides fantastic composition to create really nice abstractions.
My greatest obstacle, though, is that Clojure feels very corporate. This is clearly an opinion, not a fact.
The on-render hook in reagami just got more awesome. You can now pass data from mount to update to unmount, by just returning data!
CIDER 1.20 (“Lanzarote”) is out with a bunch of small improvements https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/releases/tag/v1.20.0 Enjoy!
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