Clojurians Log v2

just made an update to an old jdbc library I put together based on some of the features I liked from original clojure.java.jdbc and clojure.jdbc https://github.com/yogthos/clojure.jdbc the goal for it to be lightweight, and I really like the way original clojure.jdbc handles transcations, especially cases with nested transactions which don't really have good default semantics in jdbc in my opinion

https://github.com/kepler16/kaven: A Clojure API for deploying to Maven repositories! I've been sitting on this one for a while as I was wanting to expand on its APIs to expose more functionality, but realised that realistically I would never get around to it. I have now decided to finally release it out to the wild. I've long thought that the Clojure ecosystem lacked good tools to deploy jars to Maven. I used deps-deploy for a while but always dreaded working on release workflows involving it. I would always forget the little details on how to get it to deploy anything beyond public releases to Clojars. Then when working on https://github.com/kepler16/kmono I ran into a need to be able to release packages concurrently (for speed!) - and deps-deploy would simply break in really horrible ways. So I sat down to try build a better, more thoughtfully designed API for deploying Clojure projects to Maven that was flexible enough for all use-cases (Public clojars, private third-party registries). I wanted it well documented, and I wanted it to do as much for me as possible. At minimum, all you need is to provide it is: 1. The jar file you are deploying 2. The target repository And it will load the rest from the JAR and surrounding environment. This includes: • Discovering the POM from within the JAR • Loading the maven coordinates • Pulled repository configs And you still have full control to configure/specify all necessary properties in a well-documented way. I have been using it quietly for the last 2 years for all our internal work projects as well as my personal projects. It's time I told someone about it! Please, enjoy!