announcements 2024-01-10

pez16:01:41

Calva is a Clojure development environment for VS Code with some extra attention given to the new-to-Clojure experience.

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Martynas Maciulevičius17:01:24

My library for building HTMX-like UIs on React Native. This is not Clojure but it can be driven by a Clojure backend. It uses a persistent data structure that is similar to hiccup. The project has an example Expo-based app that can run on web and on mobile devices. The project is not fully working yet because to build a full webpage it lacks responsive layouting and form submission (validation is already present). Feedback is accepted. https://gitlab.com/invertisment/rnht

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Arthur Fücher19:01:40

I'm happy to announce the first release of https://github.com/afucher/clojure-repl-intellij Free OpenSource IntelliJ plugin for Clojure REPL development. • Mostly written in Clojure (via https://github.com/ericdallo/clj4intellij) • Works as a complement to https://github.com/clojure-lsp/clojure-lsp-intellij plugin • Support IntelliJ 2022 and 2023 versions Join #C06DZSPDCPJ and feel free to contribute with suggestions, reporting bugs (if you fix better), features... 😇 It's still in alpha, so expect bugs, but we are actively working to improve it This is my first real open-source project, so please take it easy 😛

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Noah Bogart19:01:59

Congrats on releasing! What's different in your plugin from Cursive?

ericdallo19:01:18

@UEENNMX0T, the plugin is only focused on REPL support, and works with clojure-lsp, since they don't have overlaps, also it's free and opensource as we believe the community should help evolve it :)

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daniel.vieira20:01:35

Awesome!

hifumi12321:01:15

This looks like a viable alternative to Cursive for beginners learning Clojure! I usually recommend IntelliJ to people who are totally new to programming, but needing to install a commercial plugin and obtain a license sometimes scares people away.

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Kathleen Davis22:01:35

Happy New Year! Clojurists Together is excited to announce the projects and developers that will be receiving funding for Q1 2024. https://www.clojuriststogether.org/news/q1-2024-funding-announcement/ Congratulations to all!!

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seancorfield22:01:02

@U0549EJHBU0 The "Why this project..." info under CIDER looks like it should be part of the clojure-lsp project (and so there is no "Why this project..." for CIDER it seems).

Kathleen Davis23:01:16

Hi Sean - I'll take a look ..thanks. Kathy

Kathleen Davis23:01:13

Thanks Eagle Eye - there was a lot of cutting and pasting to put this together and one paragraph went awry...Thanks again for reaching out - much appreciated!! Kathy

Chris McCormick09:01:03

I'm grateful to have my work on https://github.com/chr15m/sitefox funded by Clojurists Together this quarter 🙏 and looking forward to pushing the framework forward and making it more robust. I've made a start already on bringing deps up to date with an eye to security. If you want to track progress I have put together this Kanban board with everything I hope to do this quarter: https://github.com/users/chr15m/projects/13/views/1 If anybody has tried Sitefox and has some feedback or some particular thing that needs addressing please let me know. Thank you!

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Daniel Slutsky13:01:20

Many thanks for this opportunity. The project I'm working on - Scicloj community building and infrastcuture - will be done in coordination with the Scicloj Organizing Team (which is just a stream at the https://scicloj.github.io/docs/community/chat/ chat, open to anybody who wishes to be involved in such goals). The goals and tasks mentioned there have been highly influenced by collaborations with @U06S1EJPL @UPGS9BS0L and @U01J2V7SCQ5 and others during the last year.

Kira McLean16:01:42

I’m so excited about this! My longtime dream of making a living as an independent software engineer is slowly coming true.. so grateful for this community. Thanks to everyone who supports this work ❤️

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