announcements 2023-10-25

Fabio Domingues02:10:55

https://github.com/fabiodomingues/clj-depend: A Clojure namespace dependency analyzer. 0.9.2 (2023-10-24) • https://github.com/fabiodomingues/clj-depend/issues/46: Fix false violation when using :access-layers due to dependency on namespaces not defined in layers. • https://github.com/fabiodomingues/clj-depend/issues/44: Fix not creating snapshot file when clj-depend folder does not exist.

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Noah Bogart11:10:39

I don’t think @zk is active on Slack, so I’ll announce for him that https://clojuredocs.org/ is updated to Clojure 1.11!

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eval202012:10:16

I remember that PR 🙂 Kudos to @zk for deploying it - as became clear from the dev-notes in the repository there were lots of infra-changes required. Curious about code examples that will be added for the vars introduced in https://www.clojure.org/news/2022/03/22/clojure-1-11-0!

Eugen14:10:40

thank you! I noticed that some time ago and reported here asking if someone knows him. Glad it's done

Noah Bogart14:10:18

just in time for 1.12 to be released 😉

jpmonettas14:10:43

Here are instructions on how to debug your #CLX41ASCS scripts using #C03KZ3XT0CF ! https://flow-storm.github.io/flow-storm-debugger/user_guide.html#_babashka

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mynomoto17:10:57

Announcing https://github.com/hoplon/hoplon 7.3.4 Hoplon is a time-tested clojurescript library that present a simpler way to design and build single-page web applications. You can see it in action on https://hoplon.io/. We recently updated the docs to help new users to get started, including creating a https://github.com/hoplon/project-template. Join #hoplon if you have questions or need some help.

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pez21:10:48

For people curious about #polylith, here is an easy way to give yourself a full Clojure REPL connected development environment with an example Polylith project with a few clicks. (Three clicks I think it is). It will run in your browser. Zero install and all that. And it’s not just any example. It’s the mother of all examples, Yes RealWorld, it is @furkan3ayraktar’s example that we have Gitpodified. You will be dropped into a getting_started.clj file with some forms to throw at the REPL. This is V1. We intend to iterate on it. Your feedback is important! 🙏 ❤️ https://github.com/furkan3ayraktar/clojure-polylith-realworld-example-app/blob/master/gitpod.md

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seancorfield22:10:15

That's cool! I've been using GitPod on some of my projects for a while but @U09M90GKX showed me that you can also do it via GitHub's built-in stuff -- which is how my usermanager example is set up now. Here's the PR that they submitted: https://github.com/seancorfield/usermanager-example/commit/97c7a9889a18e2115140699d2b59b5da8b334515

tengstrand05:10:54

Yes, this is really cool!

furkan3ayraktar06:10:13

Thanks for putting your time into this, @U0ETXRFEW 🙏

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pez08:10:29

Something to repost: https://x.com/pappapez/status/1717452272123146535?s=20 ❤️

pez09:10:03

And one for LinkedIn if that’s where you prefer helping promote Clojure things. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cospaia_polylith-realworld-clojure-activity-7123233134027956224-wXy3?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

avocade13:10:21

Nice Peter, very useful!

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Carsten Behring14:10:39

Indeed cool, but keep in mind that GitPod is not free. (but has a large free tier) devpod allows a similar experience , but free, but requires installation of a local tool... https://devpod.sh/open#https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-remote-try-java It can be free because it has no servers to run the workloads, they run on users hardware. But the "One-click" experience can be similar.

pez14:10:21

Gitpod is free for some limited use. Like for trying out something like what we want people to try here. The page does inform about that Gitpod free hours are limited, and offers some little advice about what the users can do if they run out of hours.

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pez14:10:23

I’m happy to try other services out for these things. So far Gitpod creates the slickest, least confusing experience, imho. Sign up/in with Github account -> create workspace -> BOOM. Codespaces has the potential to be as slick, but it puts up a banner about that I will be charged. Now that I know that I actually have free hours I will try what I can create with it, but as long as that banner is there, I will choose Gitpod. (Github has my credit card, so I can’t be as fearless in my usage there as I can with Gitpod, which has never asked for a way to charge me.)

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Carsten Behring14:10:52

CodeSpaces (based on the same standard as DevPod and using VSCode in Browser as well) and GitPod have a free tier: https://docs.github.com/en/billing/managing-billing-for-github-codespaces/about-billing-for-github-codespaces#monthly-included-storage-and-core-hours-for-personal-accounts https://www.gitpod.io/pricing 120 vs 50 hours per month Both large enough for quick trials.

seancorfield15:10:17

So GH CodeSpaces gives you more for free than Gitpod? Good to know. I don't even remember seeing pricing for Gitpod (and I've been using it for ages). @U7CAHM72M is there a dev containers related channel?

Carsten Behring20:10:40

no, but might be good to create one.

pez20:10:15

Rename the #C02B57JT7QF channel?

pez20:10:35

It’s partly that you don’t see anything about pricing with Gitpod that makes it so sweet for try-this-thing-in-the-browser, imo. Also @U04V70XH6, they have a generous open source program. I have more hours than I would ever need there. Free of charge, even of the mention of charge.

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