The boot-native docker image is now on docker hub, try using it as a base image for your boot builds

https://hub.docker.com/r/bootclj/boot-native

What is so great about the boot-native image you ask?

It includes graalvm versions of your favourite binaries, batteries included

Which binaries and tools you ask?

Pretty much everything you need for clojure/java and clojurescript/javascript development.

.		javadoc		jmap		lli		rmid
..		javah		jps		native-image	rmiregistry
appletviewer	javap		jrunscript	native2ascii	schemagen
extcheck	jcmd		js		node		serialver
gu		jconsole	jsadebugd	npm		servertool
idlj		jdb		jstack		orbd		tnameserv
jar		jdeps		jstat		pack200		unpack200
jarsigner	jhat		jstatd		policytool	wsgen
java		jinfo		jvisualvm	polyglot	wsimport
javac		jjs		keytool		rmic		xjc

This makes it a great choice for development or production containers (warning: building a native-image within a container will take a long time)

@flyboarder link doesn’t work for me

@borkdude @jeroenvandijk I updated the link

I’m not sure why or who should use this?

is this for building project to graal native code with boot? or is this boot compiled to native code?

@borkdude both!

Or neither, you could use it for polyglot js development with boot as your build tool

I see 🙂

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