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2019-07-25
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seancorfield/depstar "0.3.0"
-- https://github.com/seancorfield/depstar -- If pom.xml
is available when you build a JAR/uberjar, that POM is now used to generate MANIFEST.MF
, pom.properties
, and pom.xml
inside the generated JAR. This makes depstar
-produced JAR files more compatible with what other tools expect (I ran across the issue with http://cljdoc.org which expects that using a JAR as a :local/root
dependency will expose its transitive dependencies!). Follow-up to #tools-deps or DM.
worldsingles/ws-commons "0.1.2"
-- https://github.com/worldsingles/commons -- Adds completable
, then
, exceptionally
to provide sugar over Java's CompletableFuture
.
Fulcro 3.0.0-alpha-21 is now on clojars. This version continues to round out the API improvements with net abort support, cleaned up graph merge logic, and a few bug fixes. https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro3
New release 0.6.0! https://aiprobook.com/deep-learning-for-programmers/?release=0.6.0&src=cslack

I'm pleased to announce re-graph 0.1.10, the Clojurescript - and now Clojure! - graphql client This release adds support for: Clojure! re-graph has been ported to cljc. Thank you @henryw374 for the initial work #47 This release fixes: Complaining about destroyed instances - thanks @iku000888 #45 https://github.com/oliyh/re-graph

If you are looking for a remote free meetup, based mostly but not only on a europe timezone basis , on clojure but not only topics, feel free to have look at : https://github.com/just-foss/community 🚀
we don't plan only to give talks on clojure only but it might interesting. currenlty we have 2 talks on wip, one on clojure and 1 on nix as pkg manager. but looking forward for people. it is just a learning/share movement, nothing is bound to something etc. details are in the link
iapetos prometheus client 0.1.9 released! https://github.com/clj-commons/iapetos/releases/tag/v.0.1.9 🚀
Functional Programming is simpler, but simplicity usually is achieved by pulling things apart. What things does Functional Programming pull apart?
Might be best to redirect follow-ups to a non-announcements channel, e.g. #off-topic
Oh so sorry! THought I was in Off topic!
We are pleased to announce a new Q&A forum for Clojure and ClojureScript users! https://clojure.org/news/2019/07/25/clojure-forum


@alexmiller Looks great! Is this only for "core" clojure & contrib questions, or 3rd party libraries and tools are also welcome?
Go for it
I may add some subcategories under Other later
I hope this Stackoverflow alternative will ameliorate the problem of invisibility due to people asking and answering most questions on slack.
would it be appropriate to ask for recommendations on how to improve a chunk of code even if it already works?
Probably best in #code-reviews or #beginners - definitely not in the announcements channel, though.
Sorry was referring to the Q&A forum
We like folks to use threads to post follow-up questions / ask about announcements, just FYI.