biff

2024-02-04T00:06:07.458399Z

Finished testing the v1.0.0 release. fyi I ended up needing to do a force push, so if you already upgraded to v1.0.0, the sha has changed to 529660f. Before officially releasing, I'll be updating all the website docs (getting started, tutorial, reference). For the deploy video + howtos I'll stick a "fyi this has changed a little" notice and get to those later. For anyone who wants to upgrade in the mean time, see the https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/dev/CHANGELOG.md#v100-2023-02-03.

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2024-02-04T02:17:50.273749Z

Getting started and reference docs are updated... just need to do the tutorial. I'm out of time today, but will get to it sometime next week.

Petar Radosevic 2024-02-06T09:35:29.035599Z

Is there a way to start a new project with v1.0.0? release? Running clj -M -e '(load-string (slurp ""))' returns a FileNotFoundException.

2024-02-06T16:57:37.783569Z

yes--use this for the url:

Petar Radosevic 2024-02-06T17:11:14.072239Z

Thank you!

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macrobartfast 2024-02-04T02:31:47.162299Z

How are folks organizing their more complex projects? I know there are feature vs type based approaches. I'm sure that there are other ways to organize projects. I am getting into pretty complex Tailwind UI elements and I think they should be in their own file for sanity (but I'm open to suggestions on that!). Also, I wonder if I should be pulling db code into a file by feature. Thoughts?

2024-02-04T05:51:34.583029Z

imo it helps a lot to start out with more feature-based organization and then selectively pull things into type-based files as you go. e.g. a set of namespaces for reusable UI components makes sense. similar thing for db code; I don't try to put all db stuff in a single namespace, but if you have queries that you start using in multiple places, then sure

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