@U065ZC1BP Awesome! Since a recent release of babashka, hugsql.core sqlvec fns can also be ran with that. There is a test in bb CI:

(ns hugsql.babashka-test
  (:require [babashka.fs :as fs]
            [clojure.test :as t :refer [deftest is]]
            [hugsql.core :as hugsql]))

(def sql-file (fs/file (fs/parent *file*) "characters.sql"))
(hugsql/def-db-fns sql-file)
(hugsql/def-sqlvec-fns sql-file)

(declare characters-by-ids-specify-cols-sqlvec)

(deftest sqlvec-test
  (is (= ["select name, specialty from characters\nwhere id in (?,?)" 1 2]
         (characters-by-ids-specify-cols-sqlvec {:ids [1 2], :cols ["name" "specialty"]}))))

@U04V15CAJ Very cool. I love what you're doing w/ babashka! Thanks!

The new pods addition is very nice, thanks @cap10morgan and @U04V15CAJ!

This is marvelous! Thanks for creating/sharing!

Reminds me of a project I helped make for a college course which was a monad tutorial with a similar retro aesthetic

very nice 👏 🙂 2 small things I'm missing: • It would be nice if ctrl+enter in the code editor submitted the code. (ie. so that I don't have to click RUN QUERYbutton all the time) • showing "matching paren" (for the paren then my cursor is currently placed after) would help a lot with finding unbalanced form.

I pushed an update so matching braces are now highlighted.

I find that I want to experiment a bit even after that snarky bot has concluded I might have learnt something. I think that a button that let's me evaluate ”outside” the script would do it for me. Not sure I am making sense... I'm thinking two Run buttons. One that asks for feedback from the bot/advances the story and one that just evaluates the code. Not sure how to not confuse the user with two Run buttons, but anyway. 😃

@U0508JRJC found a bit strange behavior. Adding just a single space or newline results in "unmatched delimiter". (see enclosed picture) I think I haven't seen this yesterday although I'm very sure I used to indent the db into its own new line.

@U02FU7RMG8M do you still have it?

Unfortunately the repo is private and the Heroku app no longer seems to work. But here is a screenshot of the front page:

And the lesson select page (complete with Gratuitous Japanese):

Finally here's a sample lesson page, with the input being a Codemirror box:

Oh my god, @U0508JRJC, that prologue is the funniest thing I’ve read in ages :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:☠️

I am glad to know it made someone chuckle 😄. You never know when you are writing something like that if it will land with the reader.

Sold on htmx!! Really cool

Congrats!

Very cool! Been interested in combining alpine js (or a cljs equivalent) with scittle for frontend where react is overkill, this seems to validate that concept and looks like a solid stack to explore.

thanks!

nice to see more people embracing server side rendering, congratulations on the release

TIL about htmx - looks like a really interesting choice

@UE7LPTG1L For htmx, you may be interested to take a look at https://github.com/prestancedesign/babashka-htmx-todoapp Easy to run and play with. 😉

htmx (and hyperscript) are pretty great. This was a nice post about the general movement (it doesn't actually mention htmx, which is a shame, but it talks about other tools/frameworks in the same general category): https://github.com/readme/featured/server-side-languages-for-front-end

Congrats! 🎉