announcements 2022-10-10

serioga13:10:24

First beta release of the parsesso — the new parser combinators library for Clojure(Script) https://github.com/strojure/parsesso

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Joshua Suskalo15:10:18

This is awesome, I'm glad to see a good option with lookahead that can target non-string tokens

serioga15:10:41

I suppose all existing implementations work with non-char tokens

Joshua Suskalo15:10:15

Of parser combinators yes, although we don't have a lot of well-supported options for that in Clojure. The main parser options we have are spec (which lacks lookahead) and instaparse (which doesn't support non-character tokens)

Joshua Suskalo15:10:32

Unless I missed a third good option

serioga15:10:22

@U5NCUG8NR I'm open for suggestions what to add in the library for specific real needs :-)

Joshua Suskalo16:10:27

Awesome, I may get back to you. At the moment most of the projects that I've needed parsers for have died due to the lack of options I had, so I might pick some back up.

valerauko14:10:24

Made an example how to do server side rendering with re-frame + reitit + shadow-cljs + deno. Quite a few catches so hope someone will find it useful https://github.com/valerauko/hoge

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blueberry16:10:07

New version published: Deep Learning for Programmers 2nd ed v 0.31.0 https://aiprobook.com/deep-learning-for-programmers/?release=0.31.0&src=cslack

borkdude16:10:30

New #quickdoc release https://github.com/borkdude/quickdoc Quickdoc analyzes your source code with clj-kondo and spits out an API.md file which you can check directly into source control. The tool works with Clojure and #babashka. v0.2.2 • Improved table of contents and source links (https://github.com/helins) • Support wiki syntax for var linking: [[foo]] (https://github.com/helins) • Upgrade clj-kondo to 2022.10.05 Big thanks @adam678 to for the improvements

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