Clojurians Log v2
announcements 2026-08-24
https://github.com/julienvincent/malt - 1.0.0-alpha.14 -> 1.2.0 Malli-Typed interfaces for Clojure Since I last posted I have stabilised the API and marked a V1 release. A major missing component from earlier alpha releases was the ability to define multi-arity methods. This is now supported in 1.2.0!
congrats! this looks really sick
(oh hey, you wrote nvim-paredit! that's maybe my favorite plugin, i cannot imagine editing clojure without it)
Haha! Hi yes thats me! If you liked nvim-paredit then a little bird told me you might like https://github.com/julienvincent/clojure-test.nvim (quite alpha) For those who want to check out malt - I've been using it at $work for the past year and I cannot imagine writing clojure without it anymore. When I set out to work in a Clojure team (coming from a statically typed languages background) I came with a plan to figure out how to write scalable (from a maintenance perspective) systems. Malt is my answer
Hey looks good!
https://github.com/avanelsas/bareprobe BareProbe is a small CLJS REPL surface for https://github.com/avanelsas/barebuild (server-state) CLJS Web Component apps. It is part of a set of different projects around thin server-state framework-less clients. It lets you examine any complete cycle of user intent to server and back to the view and DOM in a REPL or buffer, making bug hunting intuitive and interactive. • It delivers the user intent, the server request, the server response, the resource, the view and the DOM in one map. • Filter, thread and diff every answer, as it is just data. • Lift a question you asked at the REPL into a deftest without a rewrite. • Read an element's attributes and properties, or ask what a resource's consumers show right now. • Make a failure happen on demand, reproducing and fixing bugs with ease. BareProbe comes with an example bug hunt recipe to help you get started. As always, would love to hear your feedback here or in the #C0AS9CBPALB channel.