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jf15:07:40

does anybody have any suggestions for what to use for persistent queues, and maybe even what to use for the workers for this different queue?

jf19:07:19

To narrow the question a bit: what do folks think of https://github.com/helins/kafka.clj ? Kafka's a standard default (at least in my mind) in terms of implementing a queue, but I'm not sure exactly how to go about doing things on the client side for Clojure (for both producer, and consumer)

Jacob O'Bryant15:07:27

I think Kafka's probably overkill for most solo-developer use cases. I'd probably default to Redis. Or if your needs are light-weight enough, you can even just use XTDB/whatever database you're already using. this would be worth checking out if you try Redis: https://github.com/taoensso/carmine

jf04:07:59

thank you for the note! I will consider this option

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macrobartfast18:07:24

Has anyone implemented or seen an example of a streamlined click-to-edit form? Ideally, a user would click a pencil icon which would make the elements of a list item editable on clicking them. Trello (if you’ve used it) has the best example of something like this (although they don’t have the preceding pencil click to go into edit mode; I just want to avoid inadvertent edits).

lyall23:07:05

Have you seen the click to edit example from the htmx website? https://htmx.org/examples/click-to-edit/

macrobartfast23:07:27

Ah, right! I had forgotten about that example. Thanks!

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